As many of the affiliates will soon learn we have really turned the juice up over here insofar as online marketing, promotion and optimization.  One of the initiatives I have brought in early is finding innovative ways to reach out to our grassroots demographic.  One way to get our message across is by sponsoring online forums where like-minded car enthusiasts already hang-out.  Please take a few moments to visit our sponsored forum area at http://www.carsforums.com/used-auto-parts-car-recycling/

These forum threads are a great way to boost awareness of our program and will also give us an opportunity to communicate directly with our potential customers.  If you have any questions or comments either use the built in commenting feature below, email me: (jgsaw123@gmail.com) or call me at 1-800-668-5014 x417

Regular people are starting to chime in about the ‘runaway’ success of the Cash for Clunkers program.

Collecting money from the taxpayer to distribute to car buyers should be expanded to all areas of our daily lives. How about $325 bucks to anyone turning in their gas or electric powered lawnmower if they purchase three goats. How about $1700 towards the purchase of a 14 foot rowboat with oars if you turn in a twin engine Sea Ray. How about $400 bucks towards a deluxe roof mounted Windmill for your home if you discontinue your electric service. How about $2,100 towards a stand alone restroom behind your home if you turn in your toilet. Gee! , we could save all kinds of money! I sure am glad that we have Obama and the democrats in there with all of there great ideas. I am so proud that I just want to donate, donate donate!

I am not sure I agree with this guy but it did make me chuckle!!!

After the webinar yesterday we sure had a lot to talk about and after hours of doing just that we are in the proccess of putting together a very ‘awesome’ looking ‘kit’ for our affiliates to take around to local dealers so they can get hold of some of the vehicles brought in through the ‘cash for clunkers program’.

One of the burning questions we had was what would happen to the salvage price over the $50 the dealers are able to take as an administration fee?  It seems anything quoted (one of the rules of the program is that all dealers have to give the customer an estimate of the salvage value of their vehicle) above and beyond the $50 is taken off the price of the vehicle to the customers advantage.

I am getting ready to start a pool on how long the initial funds of $875,000,000 will last, want in?