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Dear Troy,
San West, Inc. (OTCBB:HBSY) is
looking like a breakout play!
Not only
does San West look like a breakout
technically, the company has more positive
developments to support the case. . .
Up 100% From Our First Alert!
Today, San West, Inc. announced a 35%
increase in parts and service revenue from
its wholly owned subsidiary, Buggy World,
despite a waning economy in what some
consider a recreational industry. While
Buggy World competitors rely of sales for
revenue, Buggy World operates a highly
successful repair shop where customers can
repair and improve performance of their off
road vehicles with aftermarket upgrades such
as the Buggy World signature Turbo
Kit.
In the press release, Bryan Britton, GM of
Buggy World said, ". . .we have
seen a surge
in repair and service of existing buggies.
This service is less common in the market and
our shop is one of the best in Southern
California, which gives us an exceptional
edge. This also builds our reputation and
client base for when the new sales market
strengthens."
Find out More on San West here
Ultimately, the success of the Buggy World
repair shop may be the tipping point that
allows Buggy World to overtake competitors
who are struggling due to dwindling sales.
Because of its business model, not only is
Buggy World surviving in this economy, it is
thriving! And that's the kind of business
model we like!
Thank your customer, tell them how valuable
they are to
you, but don't go overboard. Insincerity is
easy to spot.
Sincerely,
Gregory Brandt
Outcast Trader
phone:
858-509-9900
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