Georgia-Based InComm Pursues Brazilian Growth
Press release from the issuing company
Wednesday, July 18th, 2012
InComm, a leading prepaid product and transaction services company, announced today the launch of its prepaid commercial products line in Brazil. InComm will offer prepaid products from a variety of entertainment brands via partnerships with game retailers Rock Laser Games and Geek.Etc.Br by Livraria Cultura, and with bookstore Saraiva, with plans to expand its product line by forging new partnerships with more retailers popular with Brazilian consumers.
InComm will offer a wide selection of prepaid products from Habbo, Aeria Games, IMVU and DXTV by Log On, among other entertainment brands. Additionally, InComm has partnered with Peela, a local issuer of prepaid entertainment cards, to market their products, including cards for Internet courses, magazine subscriptions, credits for online games and e-retailers, and credits for Mundo do Sitio, a children's game with popular Brazilian figures.
"The prepaid market in Brazil is seeing an exciting period of growth and we are thrilled to be one of the companies driving the expansion and evolution of the industry," said Paulo Oliveira Andreoli, managing director, InComm Brazil. "We look forward to increasing our portfolio of cards and our geographical footprint with more local and international partners."
InComm has incorporated point-of-sale activation technology at merchant locations across Brazil that will be offering InComm's prepaid commercial product line. InComm also plans to offer these merchants several additional point-of-sale prepaid products by the end of 2012.
"InComm is dedicated to advancing the prepaid industry worldwide, and we are delighted to launch our commercial product line in Brazil," said Eduardo Barreto, vice president, International Business in America, InComm. "Combining the reach of our prepaid distribution network with several of Brazil's most popular brands and retailers will offer consumers unparalleled access to the prepaid products they demand. We look forward to a steady pattern of growth and success in the region."


