San Jose, CA (PRWEB) October 19, 2009 -- When Bank of America gave notice that they were removing their 3 ATM machines from the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, no one was happier than ACFN. Under the terms of the $45 billion in TARP money that Bank of America received from the government, they were forced to withdraw both their sponsorship and all ATM service from the Detroit arena.
American Consumer Financial network (ACFN), an innovative Silicon Valley Company that provides the nation's only ATM Franchise business, has quickly stepped in to ensure that Red Wing's fans can continue to use ATM's in the Joe Louis Arena.
"We are stepping in to fill that void forming relationships with many national management companies and securing agreements to provide services throughout North America". says Jeffrey Kerr, President and CEO of ACFN.
Partnering with a Detroit based ACFN Franchisee and hockey fan, ACFN was in the position to supply 7 new machines in the Joe Louis Arena and substantially increase customer service. With 90,000 fans per year requiring access to ATM's during events at Joe Louis, installing more machines has decreased their waiting time, increasing revenue for arena merchants.
With ACFN, Red Wing's fans have easier access to their cash and more time to spend watching the game adds, Kerr.
