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Kum & Go Joins Info Touch's TIO Network to Offer Self-service Payment & Financial Services
"TIO kiosks enable customers to pay their bills in cash in a convenient
retail setting"
Burnaby, BC, Feb. 24 2005
BURNABY, BC, March 2 /CNW/ - Kum & Go LLC and Info Touch Technologies
Corp. (TSX-V: IFT) today announced a strategic alliance to roll out self-
service bill payment and financial service kiosks starting with 34 Kum & Go
locations in Omaha, Nebraska and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
These "cash accepting" ATM-like terminals will provide Kum & Go customers
with convenient self-service access to a variety of in-store financial
services. Initially, the terminals will enable customers to use cash to pay
bills for major wireless, utility and cable bills as well as utilize maps and
directions and access the Internet.
Secondary plans are to add self-service support for money transfer
services, wireless top-up, delivery of pin based products and services, stored
value credit card reloads and other financial services geared towards the non-
banked community subject to and in coordination with Kum and Go's existing
financial services partners.
"The kiosk offers unique services to the Kum & Go customer," says Kyle
Krause, President of Kum & Go. "Ultimately, our goal is to extend an
additional convenience to our customers."
"Kum & Go is a big win for the TIO network and a great addition to our
coalition of convenience retail partners," explains Hamed Shahbazi, Chairman
and CEO of Info Touch Technologies. "Info Touch continues to broaden its
geographical presence in the United States with Nebraska and Oklahoma fitting
well with our current product application partners. The TIO network is all
about bringing together the top convenience retailers, mass billers and
financial service providers across the country. Kum and Go is unparalleled in
terms of both its business and community success and reputation."
The TIO network, not including this deployment, is comprised of over 400
kiosks in over 400 locations throughout North America. With this deployment,
the TIO network will extend its reach to 64 cities and 23 states across the
United States.
About Kum & Go
Founded on old-fashioned customer service, Kum & Go is a pioneer in the
convenience store industry. Kum & Go began in 1959 in Hampton, Iowa and has
grown to more than 420 convenience stores in 13 states (Iowa, Kansas,
Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota,
Colorado, Arkansas, Wyoming and Wisconsin). Thanks to the efforts of its
nearly 4,000 associates, Kum & Go convenience stores continue to lead the
industry in customer service and convenience. In addition to a wide selection
of products, Kum & Go provides customers a proprietary mix of products under
the well-known Hiland brand name including gourmet coffee, water, potato
chips, sandwiches and snack nuts.
Kum & Go has maintained 45 years of dedicated community commitment, each
year returning 10 percent of its profits to the communities it serves. Kum &
Go is the United States' 22nd largest convenience store chain. For more
information on Kum & Go, visit www.kumandgo.com.
About Info Touch
Info Touch Technologies, a strategic investment of Hewlett Packard, is
building the "TIO Network" the largest and most convenient national (multi-
retailer) network of financial services kiosks for the non-banked consumer
marketplace. The company leverages its core competencies in self-service bill
payment processing, financial services aggregation and automation to create
financial viability for its network and its location partners. Info Touch's
Premiere (powered by Surfnet) is the preferred software platform for the
delivery of automated services such as bill payment, money transfer, digital
merchandising, PIN dispensing for pre-paid products and services, maps and
directions, check cashing and electronic coupons. Info Touch clients include:
Circle K, ExxonMobil, Alimentation Couche-Tard, Speedway Super America,
Cricket Communications, Memphis Light Gas and Water (MLGW) and Qwest
Communications. www.infotouch.net.
About the TIO Network
The "TIO Network" is the largest most convenient national (multi-
retailer) network of self-service financial service kiosks in North America.
Services offered under the TIO brand umbrella are tailored specifically
towards the non-banked consumer marketplace. The TIO brand provides a beacon
that symbolizes fair, convenient and secure access to financial services in an
otherwise difficult to negotiate environment for non-banked consumers.
For further information:
Behshad
Hastibakhsh, Media Relations - Info Touch Technologies
Tel: (604) 298-4636,
Ext. 250
Toll Free: (888) 679-3322
Email: pr@infotouch.net;
John Lewis,
Business Development
Info Touch Technologies
Tel: (416) 364-2266, Toll
Free: 1-877-600-6001
Email: jrlewis@infotouch.net
Maureen Roushar, Kum & Go
, Tel: (515) 457-6367
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed this news release and does not accept responsibility for its adequacy and accuracy.
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