WESTBOROUGH, MA--(Marketwired - January 25, 2016) -
PAID, Inc. (
"This step in our discussions to combine the two companies will create great momentum for PAID, Inc. We have been in the shipping calculator industry for over 15 years and this is a good opportunity to possibly partner with a company that shares our technology vision and future goals." stated Austin Lewis, PAID's CEO. "We look forward to the growth opportunity for PAID and its shareholders."
emergeIT, branded ShipTime, is partnered with several Canadian and global carriers and offers a web-based platform tailored to small business users. Thousands of users can quote, process, track and manage all their small package and LTL shipments in one application while benefiting from great discounts from brand name carriers. ShipTime was founded with a Heroic Support™ team as its core focus.
"With Austin and the PAID team we are excited to discuss the combination of two great shipping technologies into one best of class product." stated Allan Pratt, emergeIT's CEO. "The growth potential into the United States channels is key to ShipTime and we are optimistic that a mutual agreement with PAID will help us reach this goal."
About PAID:
PAID Inc. offers AuctionInc online shipping calculation and shopping cart software employing its patented technology to streamline eCommerce. PAID is known for its quality and customer service and offers turnkey online tools and services that enable their customers to customize a solution that is right for them. More details are available at www.paid-corp.com.
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