Not ringing a bell yet? Here’s one more clue: “Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of, loves this technology so much… he attached it to his rocket.”Īnd they show a photo of Bezos celebrating at a Blue Origin launch, with the founder of “today’s New Mexico company” as one more hint… so yes, we know what this is. “Sir Richard Branson, the eccentric billionaire founder of Virgin Galactic, has already signed contracts to use this technology. “NASA invested $2 million in this company and confirms it’s ‘the first internet service provider in space.’
“It could help you turn every $100 you invest into $48,750.”Īnd then they start dropping some real clues… which means we start to get a clearer picture, and it’s one we’ve seen before. “That’s why we predict this company could capture the lion’s share of the $2.7 trillion telecom and cable market… “But it also does it at a far better price. “Not only does it deliver a far superior product and service… “That could mean coverage in every nook and cranny of the entire world.”Īh, so that’s very similar to the many past “you’re about to get cheap internet service from satellite” pitches we’ve seen, from Ray Blanco’s Halo-Fi and Apple-Fi to the other similar plays on high-profile low earth orbit satellite constellations from Spacex’s Starlink, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, or OneWeb… most of the time those end up being pitches about companies that provide equipment for those satellite systems, or launch technology.Īnd, of course, that dream of 90% cheaper internet at 12X current speed seems to apply only to the folks tho are paying $1,000/month or more for low-quality satellite internet - Starlink and the other new satellite data services are likely to be priced similarly to cable broadband and offer a similar quality product, maybe a little faster, it’s just that they’ll reach lots of people who aren’t able to get cable broadband currently.īut, it turns out, this is something else, borrowing the big picture theme from those “Starlink” type pitches while focusing on a different kind of invstment… and yet, it also sounds familiar. “And because it could be beamed to you from space, it could give you perfect coverage no matter where you are! “For 90% less than what you’re currently paying. “At 12x the speed of your current provider. “Not only that, but you could get this global internet access: “Essentially, thanks to this company’s revolutionary new ‘Space-Net’ technology, you could be able to access high-speed internet from ANYWHERE in the world. “… this company is developing a technology I believe will transform the telecom and cable industry… What on earth is a “space-based internet technology,” you ask? Here’s how Milner puts it… “In other words, you’ll be getting into this company at its earliest stages…
“And today, you have the chance to claim a ground floor stake in the company behind it! ….
“As you’re about to learn, this is one of the first space-based internet technologies.
#SPACENET INTERNET STATION FULL#
So what’s the deal? He’s selling subscriptions to his premium newsletter called Private Market Profits ($1,500/yr, they say they’ll offer a full refund for the first 30 days - so that’s good, and unusual for a high-priced newsletter recently)… and the bait he’s dangling is this private “kill your hated telecom provider from space” investment… here’s how he begins to describe it… “… this opportunity will disappear, for good, on Jan 14, 2021.” “One tiny company could help you turn every $100 you invest into as much as $48,750 - starting as soon as Jan 14, 2021!”Īnd apparently that’s some kind of hard deadline…
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