Mark Petchel…there is the one you need to do some research on……..his probation will probably be revoked….which is a good thing….since it will be a little more difficult for him to run this type of scam from jail….not impossible….just more difficult.

Ignore 1 of the 4 who is running the entire thing posting on here…..when they get found out they tend to get a little testy.

There are MVNOs that use existing GSM networks like that of AT&T Wireless, and provide data services at a discount. You can easily use a VOIP application like Skype to make calls to regular phones and have a redular phone number for others to call in. There is even UMA technology, that works reasonably well, and can hand off calls between GSM voice and VOIP. The ground is definitely there for a service like Zer01 to show up, if all the business aspects could be worked out.

Unfortunately, none of the claims on how Zer01 technology actually works make any sense. I don’t even want, or have time, to list all the contradictions, impossible claims, and simple lies here. I thought they should all be obvious to >90% of the regular readers of this website, and especially the authors of this blog/website.

I simply dont understand why this article is still here and there isn’t an appology being issued.

You’re missing the whole message Micah is trying to point out. At this point in time, virtually no one has a phone for at least another month. She’s talking about the MLM business she has already established through Global Verge. If you look at the compensation plan, you’ll understand that’s how this product is being marketed. It has nothing to do with the phone being as good as everyone says it is (or isn’t), and no one will even know that until the phone makes its way into the public.

“Kids it is really simple to figure out who is lying when you look at the forrest of proof in front of you. But if you wait a little while longer and keep your $69.95 in your pocket we will all get the truth. As simple as make a call and see for yourself.”

Micah, that above statement really raises the bar. Everywhere we purchase something, we’re already getting scammed. We never really pay true value for what things are worth these days; everything’s always just marked up. You’re right on how most people can go out and spend $70 for a night on the town but no one is willing to just “try” to make their money grow into something better.