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	<title>Comments on: Firefly raises $3M to restart, revealing MVNO problems</title>
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		<title>By: VentureBeat &#187; Kajeet&#8217;s phone for kids, will it avoid pitfalls of predecessors?</title>
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		<description>[...] The Bethesda, Maryland company is brushing aside the grim evidence provided by string of disasters at other companies trying something similar. Amp&#8217;d Mobile was the most high-profile recent case of a so-called MVNO (or Mobile Virtual Network Operator) that saw its business fall part because of high costs. Firefly, a venture-backed company that served teens and younger kids with a phone, also struggled. It was forced to restart again when its original investors bailed on the company. [...]</description>
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