GOLDLINE INTRODUCES NEW SPOKESPERSON
GOLDLINE INTERNATIONAL INTRODUCES A NEW COMPANY SPOKESPERSON
to represent the gold and precious metals company
November 19, 2009
SANTA MONICA, CA – Goldline International, Inc., a leading gold and precious metals trading company, announced that Scott William Winters has become a spokesperson of the company. Mr. Winters joins other notable Goldline spokespeople including, Glenn Beck, Laura Ingram, Mark Levin, and Fred Thompson.
Mr. Winters was selected as a Goldline spokesperson because he is a long-time Goldline client who has been investing in gold for over 10 years. Additionally, Mr. Winters is an accomplished actor with memorable roles in Good Will Hunting, NYPD Blue, and 24.
“It’s a pleasure to represent such a reliable and trustworthy source for investing in gold and silver,” said Mr. Winters. “As a long-time client of Goldline, I have first-hand experience with their superior customer care, quality products, and how easy they make it to buy gold. I look forward to encouraging other investors looking to diversify their portfolios with gold to work with Goldline.”
As a company spokesperson, Mr. Winters is currently featured in Goldline television ads. The newest ad premiered on national television November 12th.
“We are excited to have Scott represent Goldline. He’s talented, charming and, as a Goldline client, relates well to investors looking to purchase physical gold,” said Mark Albarian, president and CEO of Goldline.
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