Newbury Park, Ca - 
(NewMediaWire) - May 07, 2015 - - Abby, Inc.
(OTC
PINK: ABBY) -- "This first investment into The Evans Corp.
is in line with our agreement with the company to become a majority
stock holder. We are excited about this opportunity for Abby, Inc.
and its stock holders. The auto brokerage business is an underused
part of the auto industry. The Evans Corporation intends to expand
that niche market and gain market share," stated Amanda Flores, CEO
of Abby, Inc.
Auto Brokerage services may be used by anyone,
whether a person or company. "Using an auto broker is much like
using a realtor when buying a house," explained Evan Goldenberg,
Vice President of The Evans Corporation. "As your representative,
we work for you. We look for the make and model of car you want
insuring you get everything on your checklist. We do all the dealer
negotiating saving you hundreds, even thousands of dollars on your
purchase or lease. We also negotiate the terms of your financing or
lease, set up vehicle delivery and trade-in evaluation and view all
documents before you sign anything. We are there looking out for
your best interest every step of the way until you drive away your
perfect vehicle with a smile on your face. Our job at The Evans
Corporation is not done till you're completely
satisfied."
About The Evans Corporation
Located in Newbury Park, CA, The Evans Corporation is a
California corporation operating in the auto retail, wholesaling
and brokerage spaces. The executive management team has over 50
years combined auto industry experience.
www.theevanscorp.net
About Abby, Inc.
Abby, Inc. is a publicly traded company
trading under the symbol ABBY on the over the counter market in the
USA. Abby was incorporated in Nov. of 2000. Currently it owns 100
percent of its subsidiary T1O Events and Promotions. For more
information please visit our website.
www.abbyholdinggroup.com
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