carSerfs: An Online Repair Advice Service For Cars And Trucks

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

carSerfs: An Online Repair Advice Service For Cars And
Trucks

carSerfs Introduces Fee-Based Customized Auto Repair Info
and Advice.

ATHENS, Ga., Feb. 23, 2004 -- Have you ever been confused
over car repairs and wished there was someone to turn to for
advice?  Have you ever been working on your vehicle and
needed more information to continue or got stuck and needed
some "adult supervision" from an experienced pro?  carSerfs
(www.carserfs.com) is helping solve these problems with
subscription online customized auto repair information and
advice.

You can phone a toll-free number and talk directly to
"serfs" (repair advisors) who are technicians and mechanics.
 You get the unbiased answers you need to make an informed
repair decision or help to fix it yourself. You can also
email carSerfs or chat online with them, and those options
cost less than the toll-free phone service.

"Many of us no longer have the corner service station or
that trusted local mechanic to take care of our vehicles or
even someone to answer questions. Auto repair is often a
mind-numbing and wallet-draining experience. We are finding
that our customers are thrilled to have competent help so
quickly and easily available," said Harvey Kirkpatrick,
co-founder of carSerfs.

carSerfs' name reflects a simple philosophy toward customer
service, says Kirkpatrick: "Feudal serfs served, and we
enjoy that our name reminds us of our focus on customer
service. People are pleading for exceptional customer
service today, especially with their vehicles.  So our
mission is to apply the 'Golden Rule' to auto repair advice
via the Internet."

carSerfs' services can be purchased on a yearly subscription
basis or for a one-time incident.  One-time incident
services can be via email, online chat, or toll-free phone.
Subscription customers can choose between three levels of
service with varying numbers of toll-free phone calls and
online chats plus unlimited online bulletin board support. 
Prices range from $9 a month to $299 a year for
subscriptions, and $19, $29, and $39 for one-time incident
help.  carSerfs also offers a free weekly repair tip email
and a twice-a-month auto repair advice email newsletter for
$9 per year.

Kirkpatrick, an internet consultant, has combined his
experience and expertise with that of Steve Tingle, an auto
repair shop owner for twenty-nine years, to create carSerfs.
Tingle and his mechanics have over 136 years of combined
repair experience working on domestic and foreign vehicles
from BMWs and Buicks to Toyotas and Triumphs.

carSerfs services are available Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to
5:00pm EST and 24/7 on the Internet at
http://www.carserfs.com.

For more information about carSerfs, please visit
www.carSerfs.com