Nov 12, 2020
PowerBand Solutions (TSX.V: PBX) (OTCQB: PWWBF) (Frankfurt: 1ZVA), a fintech provider disrupting the automotive industry, today announced that its virtual transaction platform will now offer drivers up to 14 days to return and exchange a car or truck they are not satisfied with. According to the update, drivers who lease a car or truck on PowerBand’s virtual transaction platform – now branded as DRIVRZ – will be able to return their vehicles within 14 days if they are unsatisfied with their first choice for any reason. Drivers will be able to exchange their vehicle for one of similar or greater value and will pay no mileage charges up to 500 miles during the 14 days they drove the returned vehicle. “This is another important signal that DRIVRZ puts the driver first when they use our virtual transaction platform that makes acquiring car as easy as buying a product on Amazon,” said PowerBand CEO Kelly Jennings. “Buying a car or truck is a major purchase and we believe that drivers should have two weeks to determine if their vehicle fits their needs.”
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About PowerBand Solutions Inc.
PowerBand Solutions, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and the OTCQB markets, is a fintech provider disrupting the automotive industry. PowerBand’s integrated, cloud-based platform facilitates transactions amongst consumers, dealers, funders and manufacturers (“OEMs”). It enables them to buy, sell, trade, finance, and lease new and used, electric- and non-electric vehicles, on smart phones or any other online digital devices, from any location. PowerBand’s transaction platform – being trademarked under DRIVRZ – will be available across North American and global markets. For more information about the company, visit www.PowerBandSolutions.com.
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