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Published Date: Nov. 15, 1996
Company Name: Automobile Consumer Services Inc.
Address: 7200 Paddison Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45230
Main Telephone
Number: 513/624-0551
Chief Executive
Officer: Tarry E. Shebesta
Email: acs@acscorp.com
URL Address: www.acscorp.com
Industry: Automotive
Company description: Automobile Consumer Services Inc. (ACS (Asynchronous Communications Server) See network access server. ) offers one of the most experienced and highly-rated car buying services in the country. ACS has been helping businesses and individuals purchase new vehicles since 1989. As a car buyers' agent, ACS helps buyers decide on a car, locates that car, negotiates the deal with the dealer, handles all the paperwork, and then arranges for the customer to take delivery at a local dealership or, in some cases, at the customer's home or office. While the customer pays ACS a fee, the actual payment for the automobile is paid by the consumer directly to the dealer. ACS has received much publicity through magazine and newspaper write-ups and TV coverage, such as ABC ABC in full American Broadcasting Co. Major U.S. television network. It began when the expanding national radio network NBC split into the separate Red and Blue networks in 1928. News' 20/20 program, featuring ACS as one of the nation's top car buying services. CONTACT: Automobile Consumer Services Inc |
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