Auto Centrix, Inc. Announces the Signing of an Unlimited Licensing Agreement for Simulcast Auction Software

TAMPA, Fla.--Dec. 3, 2004--Auto Centrix, Inc. (ATCX.PK) announced today that it signed an Unlimited License agreement with Vortex Solution, Inc of Montreal, Quebec giving Auto Centrix, Inc exclusive world wide rights to market, promote, and sell the Vortex Auction software. The software consists of a simulcast auction broadcast system via the internet with real time audio and video thereby allowing users around the globe in bidding on vehicles physically been auctioned in a bricks and motor auction house. The agreement also gives Auto Centrix the first option to purchase the software at an agreed upon price in the future. Vortex Auction software is currently being used by a large number of public and wholesale auction houses across Canada. These clients will be transferred to Auto Centrix, Inc as part of the agreement.

"The agreement with Vortex Solution, Inc is an enormous step in executing our growth strategy and implementing our business plans." stated Auto Centrix, President and CEO David Highmore. "We look forward to working with our new clients and currently finalizing our market strategy" Guy Michon, Vice President of Vortex Solution, Inc stated, "We are very excited to be partnering with Auto Centrix and together penetrating the US market."

Auto Centrix, Inc., which operates a "bricks and mortar" automotive auction under the Dominion Auto Auctions name, focuses on various technological mediums which facilitate the purchase, sale and re-sale of vehicles, thereby lowering the costs, expanding the geography, and expediting the sale processes, while securing the integrity of the vehicle information. The products and services have been designed with the flexibility and scalability to interface with their clients existing systems.

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