That may be so. But how will they monetise the connections? Its...

That may be so. But how will they monetise the connections? Its not about the connections as much as peoples propensity to pay for a service that is free from several other sources. At its core it is paid voicemail. Even the 'sales pitch' that the CEO provides is along the lines of "...say I am on my way to the supermarket and my wife gives me a long list. I can go back and listen to the call because it is recorded". See, I can use the same example. Except at the end of the conversation I will say "Great. Text me the list"

I understand that I pay whenever I listen to a recorded call. That means that whenever I use the service I will be making a value judgement. and when I see it on my bill I will be asking "was that really worth it?' And I think we can clearly see from the revenues, that the market is saying a resounding No.

And that is why Dubber will always burn cash... oh and the ludicrous spending