| Storage firm suing Lisciotti
LEOMINSTER -- The Nevada-based corporation that owns the San Antonio Storage business on Harvard Street is suing the developer of the neighboring Orchard Hill Park shopping center. The lawsuit, filed in Worcester Superior Court by Boston attorney Philip M. Cronin, claims Gregg Lisciotti tried to prevent Self-Storage officials from constructing an office on their own property. "The objective of Lisciotti's scheme was to place obstacles in the way of the development so that Self-Storage would sell the land at a distressed price to Lisciotti," Cronin wrote in the lawsuit. The corporation, Three-A-SAC Self-Storage, LP, is suing Lisciotti for $250,000, according to court documents. The case was filed in March. Lisciotti said Friday he can't comment specifically on the lawsuit, but said it comes in response to him previously filing a complaint in land court about Self-Storage blocking his way to the retention ponds on his property.
Smart Card Marketing Systems, Inc. Signs Distribution Agreement ...
SAN ANTONIO, TX -- (MARKET WIRE) -- July 12, 2006 -- Smart Card Marketing Systems, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SMKG) (FRANKFURT: QYH), a leading loyalty provider of prepaid cards, value smart storage cards and payment transaction management services, announced today that they have signed NCSC New Card Secured Canada, Inc. to a co-brand secured Mastercard® distribution agreement. NCSC New Card Secured Canada, a Canadian based company, has signed a commitment for five thousand (5,000) co-branded Mastercard® secured cards for the Canadian market and one thousand (1,000) cards for the US market. Smart Card will benefit from the sale of the cards with a royalty on transactional based revenue generated by active cards. The total estimated value of the revenue generated by the cards, according to industry standards, will be between $225,000 and $375,000 per year ($45 to $75 per card per year).
From Ship To Store Offers New Service to the Self Storage Industry
Keith Marshall, in partnership with David Boatner, is pleased to announce the opening of From Ship To Store. The company sells turn-key shipping & mailing systems, along with providing on-site installation and training to the self San Antonio storage industry. Dickinson, TX (PRWEB) July 22, 2006 -- Keith Marshall, in partnership with David Boatner, is pleased to announce the opening of From Ship To Store. The company sells turn-key shipping & mailing systems, along with providing on-site installation and training to the self storage industry.
When asked why they chose this particular venture, Mr. Marshall commented, "We were looking to leverage our own self storage operational facility & personnel to increase profits by adding some type of additional service offering that was complimentary to our self storage business." Keith initially set up his own system at his Bay Colony Self Storage location and found out how difficult it was to bring together all of the individual pieces.
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