Advantex Announces Program With TD

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - June 19, 2014) - Advantex Marketing International Inc. ("Advantex") (CSE:ADX), a leading specialist in the marketing services industry, today announced it has signed a 2 year agreement with The Toronto-Dominion Bank ("TD"). The agreement will enable TD Aeroplan Credit Cardholders to earn bonus Aeroplan Miles when they use their Card to make purchases at merchants participating in Advantex's program.

"Working with two of Canada's leading financial institutions, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and now TD is significant for Advantex and its partner merchants. Merchants participating in the program will have marketing exposure to possibly the largest suite of credit card holders in Canada and a compelling opportunity to incentivize their new and existing customers to do business with them," said Kelly Ambrose, Advantex President and Chief Executive Officer. "We are thrilled with this development."

Advantex and TD are putting the finishing touches to the program features and expect to announce its launch effective this summer.

About Advantex Marketing International Inc.

Advantex is a specialist in the marketing services industry. Advantex partners with CIBC, Aimia and TD. On a combined basis, Advantex has contractual marketing access to about five million Canadian consumers with above-average personal and household income. Advantex's merchant partner base currently consists of about 1,700 merchants operating in several business segments: restaurants; golf courses; independent inns, resorts and selected hotels; spas; retailers of men's and ladies fashion, footwear and accessories; retailers of sporting goods; florists and garden centres; book and newspaper stores; health and beauty centres; dry cleaners; gift stores; home décor; automotive dealers, service centers; and tire dealerships many of which are leaders in their respective business segment.

Advantex is traded on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol "ADX". For additional information on Advantex, please visit www.advantex.com.

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