Terralink

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Date Printed:	Friday, 10 September, 2010

Property information 24/7 on your mobile phone 1 December 2004 Terralink International launched WAP mobile phone access to reports on property information yesterday, through terranetMobile on its terranet website. “Any terranet customer with WAP access on their mobile phone, is now able to have instant access to property information wherever you may be.” Says Julian Grainger, terranet Product Manager. “It doesn’t matter if you have 021, 027 or 029 network access.” “Available on terranetMobile are Sales and Valuation reports, Title reports and Street Sales reports for properties anywhere in New Zealand. This will save you even more time when you are out looking at properties and need that instant information for quick decisions” says Grainger   Terranet (www.terranet.co.nz) is an online service available to the public where you can access New Zealand’s most complete property information database to obtain reports on property information such as valuation, sales history and title along with aerial photos, property boundary diagrams and building consents. All charging remains the same on terranetMobile as it would be through the standard terranet service.  When you purchase terranetMobile WAP reports you are emailed a copy of the full report to your email address.  The only extra you will pay is for your call charges, as determined by you mobile network provider. “New Zealanders have a love affair with property and are increasingly using cell phone technology, so we see this as the perfect marriage.” says Grainger “Instant 24/7 access to information from anywhere: from your car, your garden, the shopping mall or an open home is an increasing expectation and is essential for fast moving industries such as real estate” says Mike Donald, Terralink International’s Managing Director “Terralink International sees an increasing trend for consumers to access information when they want it, how they want it, and where they want it.  TerranetMobile is an example of this, and part of our move to take advantage of 3G networks.”