No Haggles, a U. S. Company, Makes Its International Debut on the World Acclaimed European Trend Spotting Website springwise.com

No Haggles, a new car buying service that promises to save customers time and money by negotiating all of the details of the sale on their behalf.

Warner Robins, GA, July 05, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Americans who are in the market for new automobiles, but don't want the headaches of searching or haggling for the best price, now have an alternative that can help them sidestep the usual dealership woes—No Haggles, a new car buying service that promises to save customers time and money by negotiating all of the details of the sale on their behalf. Started by former car dealership managers, No Haggles negotiates with dealerships in a customer's area to negotiate price, financing, warranty and trade-in allowance, when necessary, for a small fee.

Customers contact No Haggles directly by phone or e-mail with information about the make and model of car they are looking for, including any desired add-ons or special features. No Haggles shops local dealerships for the customer to find the vehicle at the best available price and facilitates the entire transaction. At no point is the customer contacted by anyone but their No Haggles representative, who even participates as a signing party on the buyer's agreement and can provide the customer with a detailed report of the negotiations. The representative is right there through all steps of the sales process, including delivery and inspection of the vehicle.

While certain dealers have long offered no-haggle pricing, No Haggles is unique in that it's not affiliated with any particular brand or seller. Customers can use the service to negotiate sales on any make or model. No Haggles currently serves customers throughout the United States, but the best-deal-without-haggling concept could easily be duplicated or expanded upon. In fact, the company is already running a test market program with the largest U.S. auto insurance company to further serve its customers.

This article appeared on the website springwise.com June 18, 2007

The following websites also featured stories about No Haggles:
http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/stress-free-car-buying
http://www.thrillist.com/archives/2007/06/nohaggles.html
http://www.marketingvox.com/archives/2007/06/19/no-haggles-helps-haggle-wary-nail-dream-ride/

About No Haggles - Timeline of evolution of company:
Age and name of founder(s):
Rick Hall, 49 years old
Description of company:
No Haggles is a full service automobile car buying service.
Concept born out of an idea – 2003, Company formed – 2005, Hired 1st employee – 2005
1st customer September 2005 Sales figures: 2004: 0, 2005: $75,000, 2006: $600,000 2007: $3,000,000 est.

The company was founded on the premise that everyone buying a car in today’s market deserves a fair deal without the haggle, hassle and time required to shop multiple dealers. No Haggles is unique in that the company negotiates the price of the car the consumer wants, the trade-in vehicle and the financing of the vehicle.

The company developed a marketing strategy that eliminated the need for traditional advertising mediums. The strategy: form alliances with companies to market through their organizations to their members, customers and employees. Current companies include State Farm, Touchstone Energy Cooperatives, Flint Energies Cooperatives and Mid-South Credit Unions.

No Haggles engaged BKV a marketing communications firm whose clients also include The Home Depot, AT&T, Six Flags and Black & Decker to handle all internet marketing.

No Haggles is currently developing a business opportunity for entrepreneurs to take advantage of the No Haggles process, a uniquely successful approach to automotive sales.

They are also currently in discussions with interested parties developing a program for the U.K.

Contact:
Marcus Sanchez
No Haggles
478.256.0607
FAX 478.929.4257
marcusaksanchez@gmail.com
www.nohaggles.com

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