Subject: TEST: Apple pays $30 million per month for mysterious "6G" network?
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Apple pays $30 million per month for mysterious "6G" network?
5G has barely hit the market... And already there is something more powerful. A combination of technologies that takes regular 5G – and turbocharges it. In fact, the new technology is so superior to consumer 5G... Angel investor Jeff Brown believes we are looking at what he calls an "early version" of the 6G network... The next level up in speed, processing, and computing power. And right now, the biggest companies in America are paying a king's ransom to get access. Apple is paying $30 million every month to use this early 6G network. Facebook forks over $11 million per month for private access. And Netflix spent $19 million a month during the pandemic. The list of groups paying for 6G access doesn't stop in the corporate world. NASA, the U.S. Department of State, the USDA... The European Space Agency... Even the world-famous British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)... All are currently using this explosive early 6G network. In total, as many as 100,000 of the world's most successful companies are paying a fortune to get early access to the next level of network speed: 6G One company runs this special 6G operation. In fact, Jeff believes this 6G pioneer is the most important tech company in the world. Some folks even think this company's owner could soon become the world's first trillionaire. In this video, Jeff is going to show you how to make a fortune because of 6G. One company runs this special 6G operation. Click here to learn the name of this company for free – including the stock symbol. |
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