TitleAuctions Is Now Black, NotBlue

June 08, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

PORTLAND, Ore. - (06/08/06) TitleAuctions, an autoremarketing firm for credit unions, announced Tuesday has hasdecided to use the Black Book as its preferred source of valuationof credit union repossessed collateral. The company said it willrecommend Black Book to its credit union customers for colateralvaluation and begin using the Black Book to track credit unionauction results. In addition, TitleAuction will integrate the BlackBook into its credit union training on setting market-based floorprices for remarketing and repos.

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