I'm not surprised either and yes I do feel for those who have lost their livelihoods. That said, Global Roaming needs to pony up the cash they took from customers like me. cizake can you please respond to e-mails and phone calls or at least post a generic response here??

I cannot reveal my source but he/she is impeccable, on the inside. I was advised to join a long list of people who will never see their money again. Note that GR has yet to communicate this to customers and is still taking money for Nexus Ones (but not for sims), despite the company failure.

PBCUPS it looks like they've stopped selling Nexus Ones, too. RIP Global Roaming. Now give me back my %$&#@£ money.

Well that was fast. Good luck getting refunds, all. Thanks for the PMs, guys, very interesting.

Update ... emails to Global Roaming are now bouncing altogether. Yikes.

Sorry for sounding smug but is anyone surprised that a company charging $35 to send the SIM cards to EU and paying a staggering $67 for shipping (their statement) is not doing so well?

Public warning: can we restrict this discussion to objective comment, and leave out the prattle and the blatant intent to deceive other forum members.

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I know for a fact that PBCUPS is not making this up. andy, sending you a PM with link to verify.

Could Cubic (Maxroam) get into trouble as well? Because there is a connection between Global Roaming and Cubic:

I don't understand how and why this should affect service provision? Please explain?