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Maryland industry appointments update - 07/06/2006

Jul 09, 2006

Jambo to provide pay-per-call services to InformaMortgagePress.comPay-per-call services, Jambo, Informa Research Services Inc. Jambo has announced a pilot program, undertaken with Informa Research Services Inc., to incorporate Jambo's pay-per-call and Pay-Per-Call Collect solutions, which connect consumers and mortgage brokers via telephone. The agreement will enable both companies to expand their advertising distribution into one another's online and offline lead generation vehicles, giving their respective mortgage broker advertisers more sources and more opportunities to find new customers. Jambo is a pay-per-call provider based in Agoura Hills, Calif. For more information, call (888) 274-4306 or visit www.jambo.com. Informa Research Services Inc. is a market research and decision-support company for the financial industry based in Calabasas, Calif. For more information, call (800) 848-0218 or visit www.informars.com.
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