dear sirs, re: addendum to my complaint against this scam artist mobile hotspot company I will try to locate their actual address (somewhere in southern california?) to furnish you along w/ any other pertinent contact information (emls/ph #'s/ website addresses/etc). Also, I would like to point out an interesting advertising ploy that I thought was very effective! (In fact, I bought it hook, line & sinker!- I shelled out $66 to buy one of their worthless devices!). I am not saying the device didn't work, I am simply stating that they turned around mid-stream & told me they no longer accept debit cards, leaving the customer high & dry, w/ a device he no longer can use? (paperweight?) IN their advertising sales promotional materials (website?), they tout community activism & to "bring internet to the masses"? What a crock! it's all designed to lure the unsuspecting customer to buy their hotspot devices, only to stab them in the back months later, saying they no longer accept debit cards (no personal chks, or bank ATM cds. either!)... THis is all a bunch of malarkey designed to lure victims into their showroom to buy their products/services! IT'S A SCAM!!! In lieu of the above statements I am submitting this complaint to request information on how to resolve this nightmare.in lieu of the fact that I am not planning on contact my congressman (I usually use Dianne Feinstein, I have gotten some good results from her in the past), I am contacting the FCC (I believe this may fall under their jurisdiction?);the FTC; Michael finney (& on your side), the BBB of san diego, ca; www.PeopleClaim.com; & any other agency that you could recommend to me, as I reallly want to nail these guys into the wall? (this gang of thieves would make BlackBeard's crew look like a girl scout sailing regatta), thanks, jeff ([protected]@Hotmail.com)... ph#: [protected]