Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on January 14, 2020, 09:25:48 PM

Quote from: SubTradeX on January 14, 2020, 04:57:46 PM

Those devices are bare minimum and probably wouldnt offer hotspot due to them restricting specifications to make them affordable for customer's

The two devices I linked are both capable of being a WiFi hotspot. A simple web search will confirm this.

Quote from: SubTradeX on January 14, 2020, 04:57:46 PM

Also our device is based on EEs design which fits in your pocket and offers speeds upto 20 mbps (I have used there device personally & tested)

Ahh. So a quick web search reveals that the picture you linked in your first post is actually the "EE" device but with your logo photoshopped on to it, and your SIM card is actually a "BT Mobile" card, again with your logo photoshopped on to it. Even your example payment page is stolen from here (https://marketplace.whmcs.com/product/2042) and just has your logo photoshopped in to the top corner. Even the payment address is the same.

When you say you have "finished the design phase", what have you actually designed, other than taking existing products and putting your logo on them?

Also, given that the EE device is £30 from what I can see, which is exactly what you are selling your device for, it seems the only innovation you have here is a data plan which can be paid for in bitcoin?

If you seriously want investors, you are going to need to be honest with what they are investing in.

Yes as stated we are using a EE device which are used by many companies (not just EE) this may be changing as we are awaiting a response from Huawei about thier device which is cheaper.

Sim card holders are generic and thats the design we have gone for. There is no specific design for a sim card holder. It could just be a blank holder with a simcard aslong as the sim card works as it should and arrives intact is the main priority not unnecessary money spent on a fancy piece of plastic which gets thrown in the bin.