Jean Luc... I totally agree. Having worked in university research environments for many years, i can attest to a totally different mindset of research oriented people. it aint about the money for most.... its about making contributions that are significant... time will tell.
You ask... "Why would someone (Dr. Kroeplin) from a reputable German university such as the University of Suttgart agree to associate himself with a scam company?"
By their own admission they have been at it for 14 years! Do you are anyone else really think they haven't already tried to sell their goods to as many people as they thought were potential customers. We know they have had a relationship with GlobeTel for "years" now... http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=26056635
Kröplin ran his deal with the missing 300 million euros some time ago. Then Huff and company ran their scam some time thereafter. Kröplin and GlobeTel seem to operate in the same manner and that is hype, promote, test, demonstrate and take as much as you can for yourself along the way.
So now the next step is perfectly logical. If all you have left are two failed companies, combine them and try to convince investors the sum of the two parts is greater than the failures individually. And guess what... we're already hearing about Sanswire's marketing and TAO's expertise!
Never mind that Sanswire/GlobeTel has never marketed "anything" successfully or TAO's expertise has ever led to a successful product.
GlobeTel has hyped these partnerships with entities we had never heard of like Internafta. They also hyped them with well known organizations like NASA. Now they're hyping a "new" deal with an outfit they have been dealing with for "years", a company that actually has a longer history of failure than GlobeTel...
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