How the Barter Exchange Works
Conducting business with XYZ barter exchange works the same way that it does in the traditional cash market. The only difference is that members receive Trade Dollars rather than cash. One Trade Dollar is equal in value to one U.S. dollar. When members of the network buy or sell items and services to other members, they spend Trade Dollars exactly as they would regular cash.
4 Simple Steps:
1.) A home furnishings retailer (Bob) posts $500 worth of merchandise on XYZ Barter’s online store.
2.) A network member sees Bob’s post and buys some decorative lamps, curtains, and slipcovers for her home.
3.) Bob now has 500 Trade Dollars ($500) in his account.
4.) He uses the $500 to purchase gifts from a clothing retailer, have his vehicle repaired, and have his dog groomed.
But there’s more! Let’s see how bartering actually saved Bob much-needed cash:
5.) Bob’s wholesale cost for his merchandise was $250, but he received $500 worth of clothing and services.
6.) The $250 plus the 10% barter service fee ($50) means that Bob’s cash cost was only $300 instead of $500.
7.) Bob just saved $200 by using the barter system -- that’s a 40% discount.
How often do retailers enjoy a savings of 40%?
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well, if he had sold it for $500 cash, then he would have made $250 profit ie. 50%!
That’s true quite obviously. However barter’s main objective is to make use of the resources when there is NO cash business and the owner would have either have to take a total loss or significantly reduce the price (and lose his profit). It keeps owners from having to liquidate and sell for pennies on the dollar. Secondly, it helps to purchase other services and products at YOUR wholesale instead of THEIR retail.
If you only sell in cash, then you can only buy in cash and hence you end up losing more money in the long run than you would by incorporating barter into the mix. It allows owners to purchase items that they may not otherwise be able to afford in cash (ie high end advertising).
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