LAS VEGAS, Oct. 24, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Links Corp. (OTC:GLCO), today announced that the Company's wholly-owned subsidiary, BXI Trade Exchange, is preparing to open 28 offices nationwide during the upcoming launch of its trade exchange platform.
BXI recently completed a training program with many of its trade brokers in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Company will be opening all 28 offices simultaneously upon the platform's new launch and is in negotiations to open an additional 8 locations in the near future. BXI will have trade offices throughout California and Texas as well as in Oklahoma, Atlanta, New York, Hawaii, Las Vegas, Austin, South Carolina, Denver, Utah and Alabama.
"The industry-wide enthusiasm and excitement we've received for the return of BXI has been very gratifying," stated Chairman, Saul Yarmak. "We expect BXI to quickly become the largest barter exchange company as it once was by realizing rapid growth. Our goal is to become the first barter exchange to have 100,000 members and generate up to $50 million in monthly trade volume. In this struggling economy, there is a tremendous demand for our trade exchange service, particularly assisting small businesses to maintain and increase their growth by creating a secondary currency for goods and services."
About Global Links Corp.
Global Links designs, constructs and sells affordable factory-built homes in underdeveloped countries worldwide. The company has two subsidiaries: Domain Micro Homes which has developed modern affordable housing projects using proprietary stackable housing designs and BXI Trade Exchange which provides a service whereby members can exchange goods and services for "trade dollars" in place of cash. For more information, please visit www.globallinkscorp.com.
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