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Buzzirk Review - Is the Global Verge Buzzirk G5 Business Opportunity a Scam? The global verge buzzirk business opportunity is increasingly being talked about amongst higher level network marketers and distributors. This article will explore whether the buzzirk opportunity is a scam or if the G5 buzzirk opportunity is a legitimate, long lasting source of income. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: ZERO1 Is The Real Scam
Funny,
After all the bashing and the dust settles in the cell phone wars, it turns out that Zero1 was the real scam for they never delivered, bottom line. Buzzirk got screwed, and who know what they will do or if they even have a plan B.
With the FDII GIConn, good name, it was a real Conn, and having took several hundred dollars from people and delivered a cheap 2006 era 1.3 mega pixel Chinese phone, I was amazed what a scam it was. Same is true of GIConn box, it is nothing more than an old VOIP access system also which has been around for years.
With the Lightyear and ACN bashers, combined with the FDII bashers, this has been a hoot watching these deals fight it out for who has the most hype, and all the while 1ButtonToWiFi has been quietly launching the real deal. I have been using their VOIP since 2006, best quality of all I have used, and now they introduced a VOIP-COIP technology, and quality is top notch, if not a bit expensive, but hey, we get what we pay for, or at least in most cases, not true with FDII. lol
Bottom line, you can call anyone anywhere in the world and from anywhere in the world for pennies, and you can use your own phone, all you do is purchase their router, plug it into your home, sign up for a plan with friends and family with the typical under $40. a month deal and you are all set. You can save a ton if you travel international, and if you use the VOIP from home, and the COIP on your cell, you can also save a lot, I do.