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For over thirty years, CEO Mr. Tomlinson worked as an analyst in the telecom industry. Within the telecom industry platform are press releases and many other protocols to promote your brand in many languages. Utilizing the internet, satellite, and ocean fiber cable sectors from numerous global telephone companies, you can broadcast your video press releases over these terminals. In 2000, Mr. Tomlinson created the first video platform, similar to Netflix or Hula called SpaceBoxTV.com. This video platform was implemented in China through Buda, Alibaba, and Huawei. Our company YeeHaw was created in 1998 and provided video to multiple countries in multiple languages. To learn more please visit

https://yeehawsearch.com/. Today, Amazon and many other companies use this video streaming platform, including Yahoo, Bing, Naver, Qwant, Graft, Vandex, and Duck Go. Globally, stat counter shows market shares of usage of cell phones and many other protocols, including Alcatel cell phone parts, Motorola, Lenovo, Xiaomi, ZTE, Coolpad, Sprint, Verizon, and Newswire. And like Spaceboothtv.com, in 2000, it shows how these other companies are using our platform today. These include Vivo, Gizbot, Micromax, Celkon, Karbonn, Jio lyf Videocon, Xolo, Intext Technologies, iball, Comcast, and Direct TV.

JCNTV, a cable television company, created a 56k protocol in 2000 for less fortunate people who do have enough bandwidth to stream video. When these viewers use 56K, they save their bandwidth. To this day, 20 years later, none of these companies offer this choice. These include COX, Spectrum, Financial Times, Bloomberg, British Telecom, SKTelecom, Redditt, Kimchi, Samsung, Fox, CNN, BBC, Reuters, Newswire, FNLondon, Oppo, Microsoft, or Lumia. Not one offers a low-resolution bandwidth, which prevents viewers from watching their content.

As an analyst, Mr. Tomlinson analyzed cell phone parts, such as iPhone, ZTE, ZPad, S Tablet, 5G, as well as websites, such as Tesco Mobil, LinkedIn, Google, Netflix, Hulu, Sling, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. None of these companies offer a 56K option, resulting in billions of prospective viewers unable to access the content.

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Mr. Tomlinson created a one-of-a-kind consulting school servicing foreign governments and large United States businesses for licensing and creating business plans to register a phone, television, or internet license. He has also analyzed and developed a platform for call centers, merchant platform for high-volume customer service that involve electronic banking platforms, such as SpaceBoxATM, Square, PayPal, and First Data. First Data is the main platform for electronic banking. All platforms such as desktop, tablets, and mobile phones in every region worldwide including Brazil, South Africa, Africa, Asia, North America, Oceania, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Ireland, and Pakistan all use the same banking browser platform and have a market share from our analyst’s research.

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Installing fiber optics and connecting with foreign governments for redundant systems

Licensing and filling out all necessary forms to establish a foreign phone company with the minister of telecommunications

Purchase all server equipment and install ocean fiber connections and satellites

In 1999, Mr. Dick Weily, the retired FCC chairman, helped Mr. Tomlinson create BNB Transatlantic. In 2000, Mr. Tomlinson hired CEO Mr. Joseph Sinda of Sinda Entertainment. Mr. Sinda previously worked with Jay Leno, John Wayne, Michael Jackson, Sammy Davis Jr., Frank Sinatra, and Elvis. Elvis wrote the song “Return to Sender” in honor of Joseph Sinda. Mr. Sinda is the nephew of John Sinda, the founder of the Cannes Film Festival. Sinda Entertainment can be reached at 562-591-5555. Mr. Joseph Sinda and Mr. Harris accompanied Mr. Tomlinson, the staff, and the camera crew in France and Geneva and took pictures and published several press releases, which will now turn into a motion picture titled “God Man Phenomenon” by www.godmanmovies.com. Mr. Tomlinson spoke and consulted with over one hundred foreign telecommunications ministers about low-orbit satellites and internet ocean fiber video protocol, and through these relationships, Mr. Tomlinson connected his ATM platform and social medial video streaming technologies to many countries. To this day, his algorithm of 56-kilobit transmissions has not been duplicated. He introduced the first Mastercard to over one hundred countries. Mr. Tomlinson hired “Mr. Smith”, the Vice President of First Data, the largest server farms in the world that process Visa and Mastercard transmissions. Mr. Smith was hired to help us understand how to build a relationship with First Data to integrate our phone company, B N B Transatlantic, and our partners AT&T to transmit digital ATM protocols over our phone lines.

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