CrossCheck Programs Increase Sales at Galpin Ford
CrossCheck, Inc., announced their check guarantee services were able to help Galpin Ford exceed their goals for the 100 Days Sales Event, a promotion held annually by the top selling Ford dealer group. Galpin Ford utilizes the CrossCheck program throughout their many locations.
"As the #1 Ford dealer in the world, Galpin Motors looks for ways to challenge our employees to continue to excel and retain our #1 ranking," said Brad Boeckmann, vice president. "One such challenge has been the '100 days' sales event. This year our goal was to sell a whopping 6000 cars and trucks in just 100 days. We exceeded that goal by selling 6196 cars and trucks. The credit for this achievement goes to each member of our team, including valuable vendor team players such as CrossCheck. CrossCheck certainly helped Galpin reach our goal."
CrossCheck, a specialist in the auto industry, says it offers several industry-specific programs that let a dealer quickly and safely accept checks from their customers. Multiple Check and Premium Approval programs have been beneficial in closing deals for Galpin and other major auto groups.
"As the leading check provider to the auto industry, we've designed programs specifically to meet the needs of a dealership. Consolidated reporting, premium programs such as Multiple Check and Stop Payment, pricing flexibility; all of this adds up to a program that works efficiently and economically for a dealer and lets them close more sales and sell more units," said CrossCheck's President and CEO, J. David Siembieda.
Founded in 1983, CrossCheck provides payment guarantee solutions to over 73,000 retail and dealer outlets across the country and handled more than $9.2 billion in guaranteed transactions in 2001. With more than 19 years experience, their goal has been to provide their merchant customers with increased profitability while reducing their financial risk. For more information, visit their web site at www.cross-check.com or call (800) 654-2365.
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