AutoTradeCenter.com Inc. Opens Offices in Pennsylvania and Texas
22 March 2000
AutoTradeCenter.com Inc. Opens Offices in Pennsylvania and Texas
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.--March 22, 2000--AutoTradeCenter.com Inc. (OTC BB: AUTC) Wednesday announced that it will open two new offices on April 1, 2000 for its wholesale operations subsidiary Auto Network Group.The new offices will be located in Philadelphia and San Antonio.
Company President Roger L. Butterwick stated, "Adding these markets to our existing operations is the next step toward our goal of establishing a national network of physical locations to support our e-commerce automotive solutions and our used vehicle re-marketing services.
"While we continue to attract prestigious accounts involved in the disposition of off-lease vehicles by providing state-of-the-art, Internet-based technology solutions, it is the combination of that technology with our re-marketing expertise that uniquely positions our company as a full service provider in the B2B space."
AutoTradeCenter.com is the leading Internet-based "business-to-business" automotive wholesale and re-marketing company.
On its web site, www.autotradecenter.com, the company markets its service to its national dealer base, to automotive lease and rental companies, and to banks and financial institutions across the U.S. who can use the site's many features for more efficient buying, selling and trading.
The company also owns the Web site www.tradeincarsonline.com through its subsidiary BusinessTradeCenter.com Inc. TradeinCarsOnline is the first Web site to allow a consumer purchasing a new vehicle online to receive a firm purchase bid on his trade-in vehicle.
For more information on AutoTradeCenter.com Inc., please visit www.autotradecenter.com.
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