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GoCoin.com, Chargebacks.eu Offering Free Airport Transfers to The Phoenix Forum

TEMPE, ARIZONA — GoCoin and Chargebacks.eu announced that they will be providing free airport transport to and from The Phoenix Forum.

The companies said that the service was so well received at The European Summit in Budapest, it was time to bring it to America.

Transfers begin the afternoon of March 26 and are offered through March 30 mid day. Advance reservation Is required and seating is limited.

“You are invited to meet up with the decision makers behind Chargebacks and GoCoin. We have teamed up to help you improve your company's financial well being. Imagine all the possibilities — eliminating and also recovering prior existing chargebacks. Who else can do that for you?,” said Alex Richards, Chargebacks Ltd. managing partner.

“There is no better time to introduce ourselves to our future clients then curbside at the airport. We are dramatically changing the payment landscape. You will learn more about what we can do for you and look forward to meeting all of you," added Steve Beauregard, GoCoin founder and CEO.

To RSVP for the service click here.

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