The press release on the website includes the phrase "Paid, Inc.'s creative team will work closely with its artists to develop cutting edge fan club activities and unique fan experiences that will engage and build loyalty among fans year round. Activities for The Cars fans may include everything from contests, to give-aways, online chats and limited-edition memorabilia, online celebrity interaction, contests and special events. By making fans the priority, Paid, Inc. is building the long-term relationships that foster and sustain true fan loyalty. Rather than just providing a membership card and access to tickets and backstage passes when bands tour, Paid, Inc. seeks to develop fan experience events with the band members that just aren't available through other fan clubs. With other clients, we've had contests where the winners had exclusive lunches with a band member, we've hosted live chats with the band members for fans worldwide with instantaneous translation into five languages, and we've had a merchandise design contest where a band member actually wore the winner's item on stage. We believe these types of 'outside the box' activities will be particularly appreciated by more mature, discriminating fans who look beyond the hype and seek true entertainment and value in a fan club. We have the exciting opportunity to do the same with The Cars."

Whether or not this deal will apply to The New Cars only time will tell....

In November 2005, as well as 6 appearances in Movin' Out, Kasim also made two trips to Los Angeles to record bass and then background vocals on Meat Loaf's forthcoming album Bat Out Of Hell III.
In 2004 Kasim was mainly at home making appearances in Movin' Out.
In 2003 Kasim started the month in Germany before travelling to UK to play concerts on the Meat Loaf Couldn't Have Said It Better Tour. During the month Meat Loaf collapsed on stage in London and had to have heart surgery so no concerts were played from 17th November onwards.