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You are right no business person will get rid of their 1800 number as they will still get land line calls which don't work for GO800. However as time goes by and if GOIG is successfull they will see the use of the 1800 number be used far less or that is the goal. Hopefully GOIG will be able to offer a cheaper rate for minutes used and the consumers do in reality use the text service more. Now will the average person use it a lot and have to upgrade their cell phone to unlimited texting and minutes. When you get the call back you will be using your phone minutes. This will be a choice the average person will have to make, as how often they use the service. I would say most who text a lot have unlimited texting but a per minutes used monthly for phone calls, which is also why they text. There is no perfect system, only one hopes they have a better mouse trap. Ask yourself first does this make sense, second will the company be able to achieve customers that will pay for this service. Finally will the company make enough money and have the funds to stay in business. If the answer is yes to all of these then this will be a great investment. Right now we are in the pure speculation stage, when we see the quarterly reports and they are first breaking even, and showing potential for growth, then you will see the stock trading in larger increments and more volume. When you see the company has turned a profit and revenues growing you can then buckle up becuase it will or should grow every quarter as there is a big world out there to get revenues from. If the company doesn't produce you can unbuckle and bail out.
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