Response from: Chris Allen    (02/04/06 9:14am)

Doesn't seem legit to me. No refund policy and very limited information on where they are located and how to contact them. Looks phoney to me, which is too bad since I'm a sucker for this kinda spam.

Response from: djwater    (12/09/06 12:16am)

This is what I found of Netspan's refunds and exchange policy:

Vixal maintains a strict no-refund policy. If you are dis-satisfied with your purchase for any reason, please contact our support staff http://support.vixal.com/
at between the hours of 9A.M. and 6P.M. PST and we will gladly exchange your product for one of equal value.


Any rights not expressly granted herein are reserved.

Response from: mspartypants    (09/18/07 7:33am)

if you do your homework you will see Samuel Wood and Bijan Moradi two of Netspans executives were charged with frauding investors. Their website sucks and looks so not legit.

Response from: TheSam    (02/19/08 5:29pm)

Mspartypants.... and if you did your homework, then you would know that NetspanTV is different than that of Netspan. I am Sam and we were caught up in a SCAM of a boilerroom operations operated by the Roth Group. After two years and hundreds of thousands of dollars... we cleared our names - lost our company and patents on our software....

PLEASE DO YOUR GOOGLE SEARCHING BETTER NEXT TIME.

Good thing it was not called EnronTV or you might have gotten more people confused.

I cannot speak about the NetspanTV product nor will I make a comment.

Good luck.

Response from: George Krieps    (07/04/09 7:26am)

Bijan Moradi

Do you really know him?

http://www.redorbit.com/news/technology/183426/knoxville_tennbased_tec
hnology_company_blames_stock_seller_in_fraud_case/index.html


http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-9471253_ITM