The $1Trillion Disruption Apple Never Saw Coming

November 11, 2024

Dear Investor,

What's the last industry you saw completely flipped on its head?

Because right now, Mode Mobile is doing to smartphones what Uber did to taxis – turning them from an expense into an income stream.

So while Apple and Samsung squeeze consumers for $1000+ phones, Mode Mobile is actually paying users to use their devices.

We're talking real money for everyday activities like playing games, streaming music, and even charging your phone.

The numbers are impressive:

  • Mode has helped users earn and save more than $325M+ in actual cash

  • 32,481% revenue growth in just three years (2019–2022)

  • Ranked #1 on Deloitte's 500 fastest–growing software companies

  • 45M+ users and counting

But here's where it gets interesting for investors...

Mode Mobile isn't just another app.

They own both the hardware and software, giving them total control over the user experience and revenue streams.

With partnerships already in place with Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy, they're positioned to disrupt the entire $1T+ smartphone industry.

Plus, when you act today, you can get up to 100% bonus shares at no additional cost.

That's doubling your opportunity without spending an extra cent.

Over 28,000 investors have already jumped in.

Will you be next?

This could be your chance to invest in a $1 trillion disruption.

* This is a paid advertisement for Mode Mobile Regulation A offering. Please read the offering circular and related risks at invest.modemobile.com.

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