web, powerful people are backing GTEm and their build out in Mexico, the multi billionaire communications family of the Peralta's. I think they would have a little more of an inside track than some short like you who lies to make a few bucks off of some developing company. You are flat lieing about this company. The buildout in Pachuca went better than any could have expected. So instead of doing the agreed upon $5,000,000 buildout the Peralta's said the JV will be to DO A BUILDOUT IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY OF MEXICO!!!
Some fantasy huh? Your statement of not being confirmed by anyone? How about statements by the PERALTA'S THEMSELVES!!!
Stay short on this and you will LOSE!!
GLOBETEL'S MEXICAN TEST NETWORK ACCEPTED BY VPN DE MEXICO, ALLOWING BOTH COMPANIES TO FINALIZE A JOINT VENTURE
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL AND MEXICO CITY — JANUARY 31, 2007 — GlobeTel Communications Corp. (OTC: GTEM) and VPN de Mexico S.A. de C.V. today announced that GlobeTel’s HotZone based Wi-Fi test network, operational since October 2006, has been accepted by test sponsor VPN pursuant to a previous agreement between the companies.
The test network consists of HotZone 4010 base stations providing Wi-Fi access in the city of Pachuca, the capital of the State of Hidalgo, 90 miles northeast of Mexico City. The network has been providing carrier class Internet access to those customers invited to participate in the testing at data rates up to 10 times that of the dial-up access otherwise available in the city.
“A HotZone network will allow VPN to quickly establish a cost-effective wireless broadband infrastructure to provide its customers with broadband internet access to areas without infrastructure and areas currently supplying only basic dial up services,” said Pablo Peralta, CEO of VPN de Mexico S.A. de C.V. “We look forward to establishing a long term working relationship with GlobeTel Communications to build HotZone networks throughout Mexico.”
“With just over 19 million telephone lines and a population of 105 million people, Mexico provides an opportunity for our companies to provide low-cost, high speed internet access in a nation that is underserved by its current telephone infrastructure,” stated Joseph Monterosso, Chief Operating Officer of GlobeTel Communications Corp. “In 1989, the Peralta family brought cellular service to Mexico with Iusacell, and now there are twice as many cell phone users as landlines. Today, by working with VPN, there is an opportunity to bring high speed internet access to one of the largest, broadband- starved, populations in all of Latin America.”
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