Trouble Free Quotes L.L.C. Launches Website

Dec. 11, 2009 - PRLog -- Trouble Free Quotes.Com is a convenient, online tool helping consumers save time and money.  As consumers, we are bombarded with advertising and marketing messages that regularly promise the best price on the latest products and services.  Consumers spend hours searching newspapers, magazines, junk mail and the Internet to find the best deals on the products and services.  

But, the consumer’s challenge is the comparison of those prices and the guarantee that they have a supplier’s best offer.  The Trouble Free Quotes.Com quoting tool lets buyers collect bids, compare those bids and even get suppliers to competitive bid for bottom-line pricing.  Consumers save time by using a single online resource to research and compare pricing, and save money by getting the best deal possible.

Trouble Free Quotes.Com also provides an avenue for suppliers to market products and services direct to consumers.   Acting as an extension of the sales and marketing team, Trouble Free Quotes.Com  stretches marketing budgets, broadens target markets and increases sales.

When a supplier registers with Trouble Free Quotes.Com, they are able to bid on consumer requests for projects, services or products.  And, since the consumer has initiated the request, the sales process is shortened.  Suppliers also have access to the bidding process, allowing them know their competition.  Using the online quoting tool, suppliers expand their business in less time with less money.

Registering at Trouble Free Quotes.Com as a consumer or a supplier is free.  Suppliers also have buy-in options to bid multiple projects at one time, to be a featured supplier or to advertise on the site.  

Trouble Free Quotes.Com is owned and was developed by Charles Mifflin.

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Trouble Free Quotes.Com is owned, and was developed by Charles Mifflin of St. Louis. The concept for the online quoting tool was drawn from his own frustrating experiences sourcing quotes for a home repair project. As an IT procurement professional, Mr. Mifflin was able to apply his technical skills to develop the idea into an easy-to-use tool that benefits both the general public and small to medium size businesses.