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Trade Me car thieves growing net savvy – NZ Herald Article

Article in the Herald at the weekend mentioning CarJam got a few things wrong though

“Dealer” caught out lying – buying the vehicle report from CARJAM was the best money ever spent!!

I saw this article on your website http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/2779015/Car-dealer-conceals-crash-histories and saw that the car I was about to buy had had its registration cancelled …

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Don’t miss the WOF!

I noticed that my CEOs car had a personalised plate, so I ‘carjamed’ it because I was curious about the engine displacement and then happened to notice that his WoF had expired 1 day ago. The next day, I bumped into him in the lift and reminded him that he needed to sort his WoF out. lol. Then I showed him the free carjam report for his car on my phone and, being the techie that he is, he was pretty impressed with your site.
— by John

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NZTA announcement about removing free data puts CARJAM under threat!

CarJam is under threat

An item of note is the NZTA’s recent public announcement that the free data made available to CarJam may no longer be free which will seriously affect our ability to deliver what you need to make buying and selling safe in the New Zealand automotive market. Read the rest of this entry »

Vehicle stolen? Find out for FREE — only from CarJam!

CarJam are delighted to announce immediate visibility of the “stolen flag” in our free reports. Read the rest of this entry »

In praise of Coys

and CarJam. Read on.
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Essential when buying stock for my yard

“No complaints at all about carjam! I find it essential when buying stock for my yard. Thanks!” — Tony at The CarPlace thecarplace.co.nz

Accounts Program for automotive business users launched

CarJam is pleased to announce our new Accounts program. This program is ideally suited to business users who do not want the hassle of paying by credit card for each individual report. A top-up system allows you to pre-pay for multiple reports (minimum top-up $100) and from then on simply purchase with no hassles until the time you need to top up again.
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Facebook page moving – become a fan of CarJam

Hey CarJammers time to migrate if you are a fan of ours on Facebook. We need to switch “faces” from carfax.co.nz (our old Facebook page) to a new one for CarJam – please spread the word about the new page here (eventually we’ll have to take down the old page carfax.co.nz).