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Bartering Advice

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Date: 11/14/2005 Topics: Budget & Finance > Advice | Readers Request > Better Living  
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Does anyone have any experience in bartering? I would like to exchange my writing experience and skills for either goods or services but I am not sure as the best way to proceed. Can anyone tell me how they started to practice bartering? I want to know both the upside and downside of bartering experiences, too. I have found that there is much to be gained by asking people with experience in any new walk of life that I would like to try. Any suggestions would be most welcome. Thank you for your generosity!

Miss Michele from NYC
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By Gourdlady (48) Contact
I find it easy to barter & trade. You just need to decide what you want and call them and ask if they ever barter & trade and let them know what you have. I have done that several times. I once bought a small trail bike for $20 that needed a part....bought the part for $10, put it on and repainted the bike and call a large lawn mower and change saw business and ask if they ever did any bartering and trading. Told him what I needed. He ask what I had, and I told him a small trial bike. He said bring it in and let me take a look at it, ask me if it run. He then said go back there on the back wall which was full of chain saws and pick out the one you want. If you have a service I would offer to do so much volunteer to get my skills in that particular office work that you would like to change to.

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By camo_angels (600) Profile Contact
try Craigslist.com it is a barter site you can trade services for items or other services, and has links for all major metro areas. My husband has done business trading computers for Remote control airplane stuff and have checked out cheap cars too. Just remember you "pay" for what you get, so be careful of the tradeoff. Most people are just trying to get what they need, and you can get some great deals if you keep your eyes open.

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By Tedebear (Guest Post)
Hi Miss Michelle, This is a wonderful experience! Go directly to the store you would like to barter with and ask if they have a service you could provide for a certain item. You make the trade and enjoy. I have traded tatted earrings and wound up with some things I truly enjoy.

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