Buzzirk Mobile, a division of Global-Verge, is launching it’s new cell phone on July 1, 2009. This industry changing phone promises to give Buzzirk Mobil customers more data download power, features and cost savings than any other cell phone plan currently available.

Advertised at a fixed monthly cost with no long-term contracts of $79.95, Buzzirk Mobile will provide all of the services that most people have come to expect from cell phone companies and then some! This fixed monthly cost includes the ability to have email, GPS, video downloads, anytime usage and unlimited minutes and no extra fees of any kind. For an additional ten dollars per month, the Buzzirk plan will give you the ability to call anywhere in the world and talk for as long as you want for the fixed price of $89.95 per month.

This “next generation” of wireless phone will work on the ZERO1 own carrier network and will interconnect with other carrier networks. It will offer true Broadband speeds on “enhanced” 3g GSM networks and is a true Quad Band phone.

The phones will be able to be connected to your laptop, thereby eliminating the need for aircards and will be able to be used with Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 Professional. They will be able to stream live video and claim to be able to download a 2 hour long movie in less than 4 minutes.

Sales people and folks with large families will also like the ability to have live video conferencing with up to 6 other Buzzirk Mobile phone members.

Buzzirk Mobile is launching the cell phone products along with a business opportunity so that individuals will be able to make money through network marketing. With projected users approaching over 1 million within a year of the July 1, 2009 launch, there will be significant incomes created by Buzzirk Mobile members.

The compensation plan for Buzzirk will be a 3 x 3 matrix with bonuses for signing up people as members as well as a residual component. The benefit of getting in near the beginning will give some the opportunity to capitalize on the millions of potential members provided that the phones work as well as advertised.

Marketing a product like cell phone service does have challenges because of heated competition. One of these marketing obstacles is that most people already have cell phones and are locked into a plan. This fact may keep people from signing up into the Buzzirk Mobile system, but once they realize that there are no contracts with Buzzirk Mobile and that they only have to pay on a month-to-month basis, it should be relatively simple to get people to switch when their old provider’s plans expire.

Buzzirk Mobile should do well, even in a bad economy, if their products work as advertised.