e.Deal.net Joins AutoXccessory.com Affiliate Program
e.Deal.net, Inc., an online destination for consumers and automotive professionals to obtain information on all makes of cars and trucks, on Sept. 18 announced that it is providing access to online SUV accessory shopping. Through AutoXccessory.com, Inc., and its Web site, www.suvxccessory.com, a leading state-of-the-art e-commerce Web site, e.Deal, Inc. says it will provide its members online access to accessories at reasonable prices. "We are very excited to be working with e.Deal.net to provide visitors to their Web site with an excellent selection of accessories to personalize their vehicles," said Tim Stewart, president of AutoXccessory.com, Inc. "As we move forward, we intend to provide the best possible destination for automotive consumers and enthusiasts," commented Terri DuMoulin, president of e.Deal.net, Inc. "By developing close ties with some of the leading companies in the key areas of finance, rental, parts, new and used automobile dealers to provide access to progressive online services." About AutoXccessory.com, Inc. AutoXccessory.com, Inc. is an e-commerce provider of accessories and parts for sport utility vehicles, trucks, and cars. With more than 15 years of automotive experience, the company has developed an e-commerce application used on three independently successful e-commerce sites: www.suvxccessory.com, www.truckxccessory.com and www.carxccessory.com, that complement each other in functionality, while offering accessories that are exclusive to the type of vehicle. About e.Deal.net, Inc. e.Deal.net, Inc is a development stage company. Through the Web site www.edeal.net, it provides automotive information, including maintenance and safety tips; information on how to buy and sell pre-owned vehicles; notice of safety and recalls by e-mail alerts; information on parts and service; quotes on insurance; financing sources; automotive dealers; e-mail alerts for service reminders; new products; and accessories. For additional information about e.Deal.net, Inc., visit www.edeal.net.
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