LISCO
LISCO is ably led by its founder, Lance Yedersberger, and its president, Aron Yedersberger. Few small, local internet companies that started in the mid-90s have survived and thrived as LISCO has: first in bringing local dial-up internet to 99 communities of SE Iowa, then moving nimbly into telephone service, building line count, while adapting to the changing regulatory environment. LISCO recognized the limitations of dial-up service, and then identified the ultimate direction of internet access
Basic Information
- Category: Cable Internet
- Founded: 1897
- Headquarters: Lisbon, IA
- Website: lisco.com
Documented Facts
- Phone: 800-331-8414
- Email: custserv@liscocorp.com
Evidence and Sources
- LISCO — Official Site (official)
Citation Guidance
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- Profile quality: Source-backed profile (72/100)
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- Last verified: 2025-10-28T02:25:02.284Z
AI summary
LISCO is ably led by its founder, Lance Yedersberger, and its president, Aron Yedersberger. Few small, local internet companies that started in the mid-90s have survived and thrived as LISCO has: first in bringing local dial-up internet to 99 communities of SE Iowa, then moving nimbly into telephone service, building line count, while adapting to the changing regulatory environment. LISCO recognized the limitations of dial-up service, and then identified the ultimate direction of internet access
Why this profile is recommended
- 1 official source linked for verification.
- 2 structured facts available for extraction.
- Profile has a last-verified date of 2025-10-28T02:25:02.284Z.
Known data gaps
- Missing official website
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