Greetings,

As both a customer of and investor in Globalstar, I was surprised to
learn last week that the 2nd-generation WCDMA-based Sat-Fi2/Sat-Fi2
RAS services are being discontinued. I was even more surprised to
learn that this discontinuation is occurring with only 6 days' notice
to affected customers. This leaves me with several questions regarding
the future of Globalstar's duplex voice/data service in general and
its 2nd-generation WCDMA duplex service in specific.

1) Why was the Sat-Fi2 service, which appears to be the only service
using Globalstar's 2nd-generation WCDMA network, discontinued?

2) Why was the service discontinued with only 6 days' notice to
customers? Did something happen that required urgent discontinuation
of the service?

3) The discontinuation of the Sat-Fi2 service appears to leave
Globalstar without any products or services using its 2nd-generation
WCDMA network. Does Globalstar plan to completely abandon its
2nd-generation WCDMA network? Or are there plans to launch other
2nd-generation WCDMA services?

4) What does Globalstar see as the future of its duplex voice/data
service? The discontinuation of the Sat-Fi2 service leaves the
GSP-1700, a handset introduced to the market 15 years ago, as the most
recent duplex handset sold/supported by Globalstar.

4a) Are there plans to introduce newer IS-95-like or WCDMA duplex
devices (such as handsets) into the market? Does Globalstar view the
existing GSP-1600 and GSP-1700 devices as sufficient to meet the needs
of current and future customers?

I look forward to hearing your response to these questions.

Sincerely,
xxx