AutoTradeCenter.com Inc. President Interviewed by CEOcast.com
19 July 2000
AutoTradeCenter.com Inc. President Interviewed by CEOcast.com
Business EditorsSCOTTSDALE, Ariz.--July 19, 2000--AutoTradeCenter.com (OTC BB:AUTC) Wednesday announced that the company's president, Roger L. Butterwick, was interviewed July 18 by CEOcast.com, a leading online financial forum.
Topics of discussion included the company's business strategy, an overview of operations, as well as an explanation of how the company's land-based operations and Internet activities complement each other to provide solutions to the automotive industry's remarketing of off-lease vehicles and wholesale (dealer-to-dealer) used automobile redistribution needs.
The company's contract with American Honda Finance Corp. was discussed and Butterwick gave a brief explanation of how the agreement is generating revenue for the company.
Additionally, Butterwick discussed the company's Web site www.tradeincarsonline.com and explained how it fits in with the company's overall e-commerce strategy.
The interview will be accessible for the next four business days in audio at www.ceocast.com and a link is provided on our Investor Relations Web site www.dejong.org.
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 services to its national dealer base, to automotive lease and rental companies, and to banks and financial institutions across the United States 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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