EASY EXPORT

Brand Owner Address Description
EASYEXPORT ING Solutions 2035 NE 151ST ST North Miami Beach FL 33162 EASY EXPORT;Arranging and conducting auctions in the field of vehicles; Arranging and conduction of auction sales; Arranging of auction sales; Auction management services provided to others over an on-line web site accessed through a global computer network; Auctioneering; Auctioneering of property; Auctioning via telecommunication networks; Business management assistance and particularly carrying out tasks necessary for the smooth conduct of sales by auction; Carrying out auction sales; Conducting of auction sales; Industrial asset management services, namely, auctioning, liquidating and remarketing industrial assets of others; On-line auction bidding for others; On-line auction services; On-line auctioneering services via the Internet; On-line consignment services whereby goods are received on consignment for auction on an online auction site; On-line trading services in which seller posts products to be auctioned and bidding is done via the Internet; On-line wholesale and retail store services featuring vehicles; Organisation of internet auctions; Organizing and conducting charity auctions for charitable fund raising purposes; Providing a web site that features an on-line market for users to list offered or wanted personal and business assets and skills for hire, rent, sale or auction transacted on the basis of predefined performance and closing terms and conditions; Providing on-line auction services; Real estate auctions; Telephone and television auctions; Wholesale and retail store services featuring vehicles; Wholesale distributorships featuring vehicles; Wholesale stores featuring vehicles;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. The availability of flight data used in the maintenance of aircraft engines is enhanced by exporting data from the database of an engine condition monitoring program to a long term database. The data export is accomplished by first reading a time file to determine the last date and time that data was successfully exported to the destination database. The program database is then searched for data that is new or changed since the last successful export. Any data found in searching the program database is retrieved and exported to the destination database. After a successful export, the date and time of the successful export is updated in the time file.