CarForce1 Launches Auto Repo ListingService

March 29, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

DALLAS - (03/30/06) CarForce1 said Wednesday itwill begin listing repossessed vehicles and lease-returns forvarious credit unions and major banks across the U.S.. CarForce1provides dealerships with training and consulting services on howto expand their market share by maximizing their use of Internetauction house eBay. The company has developed a program thatidentifies vehicles that should be listed and also helps withpricing the vehicle for maximum exposure.

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