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Globalstar Launches Unlimited Airtime Program

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Globalstar Inc. has launched a satellite airtime rate plan, which will provide customers in the United States with unlimited satellite voice minutes for calls to the United States, Canada and Caribbean, the company announced April 10.
Under the Globalstar Unlimited Loyalty, customers will pay $49.99 per month for the remainder of 2007 for Globalstar satellite network access and unlimited home airtime satellite voice minutes. In 2008, the fee will be reduced to $39.99 per month, and in 2009 and 2010 the customer will pay only $19.99 per month. The fixed price guarantee ends June 30, 2010.

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