FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Nov. 28, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- WallStreet-Review Financial Services, Inc. (Pink Sheets:WSRV), (www.wallstreet-review.com) has entered into an exclusive marketing agreement with Yard Sale Drop Off(sm) (www.yardsaledropoff.com), the leader and pioneer of the eBay drop store home industry, to sell licenses in Canada. As part of the agreement, WallStreet-Review initially purchased 10 licenses and has agreed to purchase a minimum of 5 additional licenses per month until it reaches 240 total licenses in Canada.
"We anticipate significant positive cash flow from license sales because our offer is very attractive to entrepreneurs who want to rapidly capitalize on the billion dollar eBay phenomena," says Matthew Dwyer, WallStreet-Review CEO. "Unlike other companies that require an initial outlay from about $45,000 to $100,000, as well as recurring fees from a franchisee and a full time commitment, Yard Sale Drop Off(sm) licenses are less than $5,000, require no additional fees and enable an entrepreneur to start their business on either a full or part time basis." Yard Sale Drop Off(sm) also has marketing agreements with major marketing corporations in the United States where thousands of these licenses will be sold, meaning excellent exposure for the product, significant income for Yard Sale Drop Off(sm), and an excellent return on WallStreet-Review's investment.
"In addition to those who want to launch a new business, this is an extraordinary opportunity for established small businesses to add meaningful recurring revenue streams for very little cost," continued Mr. Dwyer. "Most importantly, Yard Sale Drop Off's software platform and operating systems are extremely user friendly and intuitive, enabling licensees to rapidly build revenue without having to waste time immersed in complex, difficult software and procedures.
"This is why we invested over $100,000 in the development of Yard Sale Drop Off(sm) since its inception this past January," concluded Mr. Dwyer. "We see enormous growth potential simultaneously fueled by the explosive growth in both eBay and eBay-based businesses, coupled with home-based and ancillary businesses."
About Yard Sale Drop Off, Inc.:
Yard Sale Drop Off(sm), Inc., www.yardsaledropoff.com, is the leader and pioneer of the eBay drop store home industry. YSDO has created a solution that enables licensees to operate out of their home or add to their current business. The licensee can operate on a part-time or full-time basis unlike drop store competitors, Las Vegas-based Net2Auction Inc., subsidiary of AmeriResource Technologies, Inc., Dallas based Orbit Drop, Inc. and Auction Mills Incorporated; as well as other auction facilitators like the EZ2Companies.com. Yard Sale Drop Off(sm) gives the licensee the ability to go into business for less than $5,000 versus $45,000 to $100,000 with no franchise fees.
About WallStreet-Review Financial Services, Inc.:
WallStreet-Review Financial Services, Inc. (Pink Sheets:WSRV); (www.WallStreet-review.com) was established in 1999 to assist private and public small cap companies looking to raise money or to go public. WallStreet-Review is helping fill a void for these companies often overlooked because they are usually in their infancy stage. WallStreet-Review is able to help put together a package that can be presented to companies that make investments in both private and public small cap companies. WallStreet-Review obtains its clients through its website www.WallStreet-review.com and through networking. WallStreet-Review has been publishing third party press releases for companies through its wholly-owned subsidiary 247 Media Holdings, LLC and its website www.247newswire.com for the past year. Through the same company, 247 Media Holdings, LLC, WallStreet-Review is also a registered filer with EDGAR that enables WSRV to file third party financial reports for public companies.
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