Mobile services are proving out to be recession proof, with good news coming from the mobile sector every now and than. eBuddy, a startup that offers Instant Messaging service to mobile users, has disclosed that their mobile application has been downloaded by more than 10 million people in the past one and a half year. The company reached 5 million downloads in July and ever since that time have seen an acceleration to around 1 million downloads a month. eBuddy is based in Amsterdam and now boosts more than 18 million monthly users, with 3 million of those accessing the services from mobile devices. On the business side the company intends to take the subscription route rather than relying on ads to generate revenues.
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