AutoTradeCenter.com Inc. Named by Forbes.com as one of the "Best of the Web: B2B"
12 July 2000
AutoTradeCenter.com Inc. Named by Forbes.com as one of the "Best of the Web: B2B"
Business Editors/High-Tech WritersSCOTTSDALE, Ariz.--July 12, 2000--AutoTradeCenter.com Inc. (OTC BB: AUTC) Wednesday announced that the company has been named one of the "Best of the Web: B2B" by Forbes.com.
The company was judged on its strategy, its execution, its financial staying power and its Web site.
Company President Roger Butterwick stated, "We're pleased to be included in the Forbes.com Best of the Web B2B list of 200 of the most important and promising companies in the business-to-business sector."
The Forbes.com Best of the Web B2B report can be read in its entirety at www.forbesbest.com.
AutoTradeCenter.com is a leading Internet-based "business-to-business" automotive wholesale and re-marketing company.
On its web site, http://www.autotradecenter.com/, the company markets its services 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 site also is designed to provide large dealership groups a virtual private network internal inventory service through controlled security access.
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 http://www.autotradecenter.com/
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