No Free Phone Calls For You: Blyk Delayed

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Monday, July 9th, 2007

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Blyk is supposed to be some sort of Euro-only free cellphone service that depends on ads and interstials to offer free calls and texting to subscribers. As we all remember, this business model really works well — just look at eMachines, for gosh sakes — but that won’t stop fools from trying it. To that end, it turns out the the service is currently delayed and probably won’t appear for a few months.

The company is led by former Nokia president, so that gives it some respectability, but I’m going to have to call bullshit on this one until I see it.

Blyk’s free mobile launch delayed [Guardian]

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