infinity's history
Doug Palin founded Pacifier Online in 1987 and sold its assets to US Net of St. Louis in 2000. Palin regained control of Pacifier Online in 2002 when a group of prominent Northwest investors, headed by Palin, acquired several Internet Service Providers from US Net. This acquisition created one of the largest privately-held Internet Service Providers on the West Coast. Infinity Internet is headquartered in Vancouver, Washington and maintains significant operations in Seattle, Portland and Los Angeles. Also, Infinity Internet owns and operates a tier 2 data center in Portland, Oregon.
The Infinity Internet family includes well-known brands in Washington, Oregon, and California:
- Earth2Net (Bellevue, WA)
- E-Z Net (Vancouver, WA)
- Northwest Link (Bellevue, WA)
- Pacifier Online (Vancouver, WA)
- Paclink (Vancouver, WA)
- Skagit On-Line Services (Mt. Vernon, WA)
- TDN.COM (Longview, WA)
- Worldport Online (Seattle, WA)
- Europa Communications (Portland, OR)
- ProAxis Communications (Corvallis, OR)
- Tillanet (Tillamook, OR)
- Greenheart (Pasadena, CA)
- Infinity Internet (Temecula, CA)
- JovaNet Communications (Marina Del Rey, CA)
- TST Onramp (Pomona, CA)
Over the past few years, Infinity Internet has been successful at creating new business models and targeting specific vertical markets. As a leading regional provider of data, voice and Internet products and services, Infinity Internet has utilized the ability to bundle newer technologies with mature product offerings to create customized value-added business solutions.
"We continue to focus on providing our customers with exceptional service, cost-effective solutions and reliable networks," says Palin. "We fuel our growth through innovation and by seeking opportunities that add value to our proven business model."
