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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Globalstar Telecommunications Limited GSAT

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Jan 9 9:30 AM EST

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To: Maurice Winn who started this subject	8/12/2000 7:16:22 PM
From: tensforme	Read Replies (1) of 29987

Please refresh my memory someone....What are Globalstar's "operational costs" going forward? (~ a dime per minute stands out).... I thought G's main advantage over I and others was its LOW COST infrastructure? what does the customer want? I'll tell you what I want here in the U.S. 1) No more dropped calls. Yes, I'll pay a "premium" for this privilege. 2) G* handsets at $399 (I'll sign up tomorrow). 3) $0.30 to $0.60 per minute would float my boat. 4) Just tell me about satellite service. Don't confuse me with digital cellular and tri-mode and satellite when I'm out of the network coverage area and all that other gobbledy-gook razzmatazz telecom muck I keep hearing... Just give me my satellite phone with no dropped calls and I'll happily pay $399 for the phone and $0.50 a minute for calls anyway in the U.S. (or even just California if you wannna limit me). And one more thing - I wanna talk to a sales rep who knows what the **** they're talking about. I wanna see some fire in the belly to make a sale. I wanna see them comin at me with all guns a firing, eager to close the deal. Coffee is for closers and unfortunately not many of our Verizon sales reps are drinking much coffee these days. Perhaps it is time to hire a dedicated, enthusiastic, knowledgeable sales force? :) WorldCom might be a good start... That's my two cents, once again.. Charlie R.

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