Curtis Matthews

My name is Curtis Matthews. I’m 58 years old, a lifelong natural lifter, and a wireless consultant who has been in this game for decades. People online know me as the Mobile Wiseguy and the Wireless OG — a little streetwise, a little rough around the edges, but always real.

This page is my story. It’s here so you can see who I really am, not just some bio line under a profile picture.

Who I Am Today

Today, my main work is helping businesses with their wireless services and technology. I’ve been in wireless for over 35 years and I run sites like WirelessConsultant.net and GangsterMobile.com. I’m the guy businesses call when they’re tired of getting bounced around from customer service rep to customer service rep.

But I’m not just “some phone guy.” I’m also the same person you’ll see on YouTube leg pressing stupid amounts of weight, knocking out air squats, and pushing myself just to see what I’m capable of — no supplements, no protein powders, no magic stack. Just time, effort, and stubbornness.

Why “Mobile Wiseguy” and “Wireless OG”?

I didn’t pick those names because they sounded cute. I picked them because they fit how I move through life.

Mobile Wiseguy – I’ve been around wireless long enough to know the games, the gimmicks, and the BS. I speak straight, I don’t sugarcoat, and I look out for people who are getting pushed around by big carriers and bad information.
Wireless OG – I’ve been doing this since the early days, before smartphones were glued to people’s hands. I’ve watched the industry grow, twist, and reinvent itself. I know the history, the traps, and the shortcuts.

Those names are less about marketing and more about attitude: tough, honest, and not afraid to call things out.

My Strength Story (Natural, No Supplements)

I’ve been lifting most of my life. No vitamins, no protein shakes, no pre-workout, no special “plan” — just old-school work. In my late 50s, I started recording some of the things I do in the gym, not to show off, but to document what’s possible when you stay consistent.

Some of the things I’ve done:

100 nonstop leg press reps with four 45 lb plates on each side at Anytime Fitness Westchase (on video).
1,000 nonstop air squats — a challenge I’ve done multiple times after warming up for it.
In the past: leg pressing 1,000 lbs for 32 reps, hammer row pulls with four plates per side, and a Bally’s Fitness strength competition where I knocked out 455 lb leg press for 110 reps, 26 pull-ups, 62 dips, and 205 lb bench for 22 reps.

I’m proud of these because they’re honest numbers, done as a regular guy in his 50s with no “secret sauce” other than showing up and refusing to quit.

The St. Jude Push-Up Challenge

One of the things I’m most proud of wasn’t even about me — it was about helping kids. I joined a St. Jude fundraiser where the goal was to do 100 push-ups a day for a month (3,000 total).

I ended up doing around 6,100 push-ups in that month and raised about $324 for St. Jude. I’ve also done sets of around 80 push-ups in a row and, at my best, I could hit 100 nonstop.

Those numbers aren’t here to impress anybody. They’re here to show you that when I commit to something, I go all in — whether it’s for charity, for fitness, or for my business.

How This Ties Into My Work

The same way I attack a workout is the same way I attack a problem for a customer:

I don’t quit just because it’s hard or annoying.
I do my own research instead of trusting the first answer someone gives me.
I care about real results, not how pretty it looks on paper.

If you ever read one of my posts on GangsterMobile.com about a customer getting screwed around by a carrier, or see a breakdown on WirelessConsultant.net about how to save money on business wireless, just know: it comes from that same mindset.

Where I’m Going Next

Right now, I’m focused on growing my businesses as far as I can — building something real, long-term, and honest that actually helps people and rewards the work I put in.

I’m using all my sites — WirelessConsultant.net, MobileWiseGuy.com, GangsterMobile.com, SEOlutions.com, and this one, CurtisMatthews.com — to tell the truth, help people, and build something bigger than just “a guy who sells phone lines.”

If you’ve read this far, thanks for taking the time to get to know me. If you want to see the business side of what I do, start here:

This page will keep evolving as I keep pushing, lifting, building, and telling the truth about what I see in the wireless world.