Mobestar Holdings signs Gaydar mobile dating service deal with QSoft

Date: 2006-09-21

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Mobestar Holdings PLC said it has signed a deal with QSoft Consulting Ltd to launch a new mobile dating service linked to QSoft's online dating portal Gaydar.

The service will initially be launched in the UK to Gaydar.co.uk's 1.1 mln subscribers, with a view to rolling it out across Europe and Australia in 2007.

The agreement provides for revenue share arrangement between Mobestar and QSoft on an equal basis, the company said.

Mobestar chief executive Peter Richards said: 'Following the great success of online dating, consumers are now demanding additional services such as mobile dating to help them find friendship and partners anytime, anyplace and anywhere.'

'Gaydar is one of the world's leading dating and lifestyle portals and will now be at the forefront of the mobile dating revolution.'

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