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Modacar Selects Media Management Marketing as PR Firm of Record

Modacar, Inc, and its online businesses, Modacar.com and Forcedfed.com , have announced that Media Management Marketing will be handling its PR and marketing campaigns. Modacar carries brand names like AEM, Apexi, HKS, Skunk2 and Tanabe.

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LIVERMORE, CA — Modacar, Inc, and its online businesses, Modacar.com and Forcedfed.com , have announced that Media Management Marketing will be handling its PR and marketing campaigns. Modacar carries brand names like AEM, Apexi, HKS, Skunk2 and Tanabe.

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