Low Cost Coffee Service in Chicago Now a Reality

CHICAGO - Dec. 31, 2013 - PRLog -- This business model allows coffee suppliers to bid for contracts, which in other markets has already proven to save savvy business shoppers lots of time, effort and money.

This unique arrangement will benefit businesses owners looking for coffee service in Chicago, IL and will support restaurants, hotels, retailers, and hundreds of large and small businesses. The business owners and managers will be able to select the specific services that they need, and then almost instantly receive up to five, free, no obligation price quotes from companies that match their exact needs. Until now, businesses were forced to search for and sift through countless websites, complete multiple quote request forms, and still were not able to get a competitive prices on office coffee service.

Every coffee supplier in Chicago is pre-qualified to ensure that they are professional, responsive, and competitively priced. These approved companies are then permitted to offer their best bids to interested businesses. According to Dan Pine, the company spokesman, “the business model is simple, when coffee suppliers compete for your business, you save”.

To receive quotes on coffee delivery services is entirely free and without obligation. The company earns a small fee each time it successfully connects the right supplier with a qualified buyer. The key to the programs success is the supplier has to offer the best price on coffee to get the business.

More information can be found at http://officecoffeedeals.net/chicago-coffee-delivery-service/

The company intends to revolutionize the way that coffee companies obtain new clients and promises to help business save as much as 25% on their commercial coffee delivery service.

Contact: info@officecoffeedeals.net

About Coffee Office Deals: Founded by an experienced lead generation expert, Office Coffee (http://officecoffeedeals.net/) specializes in finding quality coffee suppliers all across the nation and connecting them with business who need their products. The pre-screened suppliers compete for client bids, offering new business opportunities for the coffee companies and better service at lower prices for the client.