Monster Motors to Discuss Their Niche Market Online-Auto-Auctions with MN1 News Team
CHICAGO--Dan Enright, president of Monster Motors, Inc. (Pink Sheets:MRMT), will be featured live on Market News First (www.mn1.com) for an exclusive interview with the MN1 news team discussing the Company’s niche market online-auto-auctions. The interview is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 30, 2006, at 9:00 a.m. CST.
Monster Motors online-auto-auction sites facilitate the buying and selling of used vehicles to and from dealers and private parties, and to and from the public. The Company's immediate focus is the localizing of the used car online-auto-auction market.
Monster Motors, Inc. recently announced the launch of its newest local site, ChicagoAutoAuction.com serving the Chicago online-auto-auction community with over 1000 listed vehicles to date. The ChicagoAutoAuction.com site is being advertised on prime time Chicago cable television (CNBC, FOX, ESPN, TNT, CNN).
Join Dan Enright to learn more about the goals of the company, as well as its position on the stock market.
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About The Company
Monster Motors online-auto-auction sites facilitate the buying and selling of used vehicles to and from dealers and private parties, and to and from the public. The Company's immediate focus is the localizing of the used car online auction market.
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