Pace Accelerates for GlobeTel Wireless Pilot Testing Worldwide.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- In 1878, the world's first commercial telephone exchange was established in New Haven, CT. It had 21 subscribers and the switchboard was composed of carriage bolts, handles from teapot lids and bustle wire. This fledgling operation, humble as it was, signaled the beginning of a revolution that forever changed the way the world could communicate. The revolution continues almost 130 years later as the world demands faster, cheaper and more efficient voice, data and video communications. The GlobeTel Wireless Division of GlobeTel Communications (AMEX:GTE) is working to develop and install advanced communications resources in diverse regions of the world, led by the testing of its HotZone 4010 terrestrial-based wireless technology. Similar in concept to the carriage bolts, teapot handles and wire of yore, the HotZone pilots are the required building blocks from which complete networks will be constructed.

In addition to the recently disclosed U.S. government pilot/test currently underway in California (click here for additional information http://www.globetel.net/06122006.pdf) where the US Forest Service is evaluating HotZone 4010's effectiveness in alerting and preventing forest fires, GlobeTel Wireless has pilots either in progress, concluded or in the advanced planning stages in China, Ghana, Republic of the Congo, Japan, Germany and a second pilot in Mexico for Grupo IUSA (click here for additional information http://www.globetel.net/061506.pdf), one of Mexico's largest industrial conglomerates. GlobeTel Wireless's first pilot in Mexico, for Marcatel S.A. de C.V., yielded the desired result of one half-mile (800 meter) signal clarity using an ordinary household cordless telephone. (Click here for additional information http://www.globetel.net/MexicanPilotTest.pdf)

"Pilot testing is the crucial first step in developing large scale wireless networks," explained Timothy Huff, CEO of GlobeTel Communications. "We've been aggressively responding to the overtures made toward us by telecom providers, entrepreneurial family businesses and governments regarding tests in their particular markets. And, subject to recently-established counterparty screening procedures, we are actively pursuing new opportunities to install HotZone wireless technology wherever quality counterparties emerge and when it makes clear economic sense for the Company. Our technology is currently being closely evaluated by the US Department of Agriculture to combat a problem that seems to only get worse each year -- forest fires. We're gratified that our specially adapted HotZone platform will be tasked by our government with such an important role."

Mr. Huff continued, "To date, the Company has received more than a quarter of a million dollars in pilot deposits. As we continue to advance our HotZone technologies, we anticipate being able to bring a wider array of services and applications to our partners and clients. For example, our newest wireless technology advance, the HotZone 5000, currently scheduled for launch at the end of the third quarter 2006, will incorporate over 1,000 channels of wireless IPTV."

In China, GlobeTel Wireless concluded its 90-day pilot in conjunction with the Shenzhen Railway Company, one of the units of Guangdong Tietong South Communication Co. Ltd. The testing route follows an existing railway line that traverses the bustling Guangdong Province. The half-mile clarity achieved during our Mexico City pilot was perfectly replicated in China. As a result of the successful outcome of these tests, we are currently discussing a joint venture for the construction and operation of a wireless network which will operate in the Guangdong Province, home to more than 80,000,000 people.

In April 2006, in sub-Saharan Africa, the Company was approached by Giant Int'l (GH) Ltd., to develop a HotZone wireless communications infrastructure for the nation of Ghana and for the Republic of the Congo, two underserved telecom markets. Construction of the test bed was paid for by Giant and once testing is completed, GlobeTel and Giant will review the feasibility of a joint venture to operate networks in the two countries.

Following successful pilots in southwest Germany, the buildout of the first -- of three -- German HotZone wireless networks will be completed during the third quarter of 2006. These GlobeTel Wireless ventures in Germany will have a retail focus, providing service for the first time directly to individual subscribers.

The Company continues to make good progress with Japanese telecommunications authorities in order to address a variety of frequency issues in anticipation of beginning a previously-announced pilot in conjunction with the Kashiwabara Token Corp. of Japan.

About GlobeTel Communications Corp.

GlobeTel Communications Corp. develops and provides an integrated suite of telecommunications products and services, leveraging its advances in Stored Value, VOIP and Wireless Access technologies. Individually, each of GlobeTel's five business units function as distinct, strong stand-alone entities: Together they form a powerful alliance of human talent and technological innovation resulting in the SuperHub(TM) worldwide VoIP network, Sanswire Stratellite(TM) platform and products enabling simpler, cheaper transmission of voice, data and money. GlobeTel has historically focused its business development on markets outside of the United States. Current and pending operations exist in Asia, Europe, South America, Mexico and the Caribbean. For more information, please visit: http://www.globetel.net.

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