XMS (Extended Messaging Service)

Those short, plain text messages you most often see on your cell phone are created in basic SMS, or Short Message Service. XMS allows those messages to be generated in color and with additional font sizes and styles.

Clear, bold text reminders of auction closings, special events and limited-time offers sent directly to your customers' cell phones can greatly increase participation and sales. We believe that XMS messages, like emails, should be sent by permission only from an opt-in form.

Mobile Phones

Seems like we've reached the tipping point. In addition to your main website, a less graphic version, built especially for the small screens of cell phones, allows easy access to your visitors on the go. Check the m.net2business.com website for simple, standard features like 1-touch calling and mapping associated with the street address.

Quick Response Codes (QRC)

Any time a sign refers to a website for further information, the QRC code is a short-cut that can take a cell phone user right there. The QRC is read by Smart phones using the bar code reader function. Already in wide-spread use in Japan, the Quick response Code is available as a backup to any website.