Freedom Barter Exchange Reaches $80 Million in Items for Trade
David M. Bresnahan
February 02, 2006
Wakefield, N.H. -- Thousands of businesses of all sizes are actively engaged in trading goods and services through barter, rather than using cash.
The companies have listed the products and services available for barter, and members of the Freedom Barter Exchange now have access to over $80 million in listings.
"There are many small barter exchanges in local cities that cater to companies who want to trade with others in that area. We have taken barter to the International level and offer access to goods and services from local businesses as well as from companies all around the world," explained David Bresnahan, president of the company.
As a member of the International Barter Alliance, www.FreedomBarterExchange.com allows members to have access to the items available for barter through over 100 barter groups throughout the U.S. and in 13 other countries.
"We are using the technology of the Internet to bring people together to work trades that could not easily be accomplished only a few years ago. Now all it takes is the click of a mouse. The world of barter is an exciting place because there is so much available to a business without spending cash," said Bresnahan.
Freedom Barter Exchange permits businesses and individuals who are interested in barter to use the service without charge for 30 days.
"We work with anyone who wants to give it a try. We let them list items for sale, then we advertise those items to tens of thousands of prospective buyers to help them make a sale. Once they have barter credits in their account we help them to find the things they want to buy," he explained.
The barter industry is growing rapidly, with barter sales increasing from $40 million in 1991 to over $20 billion in 2000, according to published reports. Companies large and small use barter rather than cash more and more frequently.
Contact:
David M. Bresnahan
603-522-0148
David@FreedomBarterExchange.com
Press release services provided by http://ThatPRGuy.com.
The companies have listed the products and services available for barter, and members of the Freedom Barter Exchange now have access to over $80 million in listings.
"There are many small barter exchanges in local cities that cater to companies who want to trade with others in that area. We have taken barter to the International level and offer access to goods and services from local businesses as well as from companies all around the world," explained David Bresnahan, president of the company.
As a member of the International Barter Alliance, www.FreedomBarterExchange.com allows members to have access to the items available for barter through over 100 barter groups throughout the U.S. and in 13 other countries.
"We are using the technology of the Internet to bring people together to work trades that could not easily be accomplished only a few years ago. Now all it takes is the click of a mouse. The world of barter is an exciting place because there is so much available to a business without spending cash," said Bresnahan.
Freedom Barter Exchange permits businesses and individuals who are interested in barter to use the service without charge for 30 days.
"We work with anyone who wants to give it a try. We let them list items for sale, then we advertise those items to tens of thousands of prospective buyers to help them make a sale. Once they have barter credits in their account we help them to find the things they want to buy," he explained.
The barter industry is growing rapidly, with barter sales increasing from $40 million in 1991 to over $20 billion in 2000, according to published reports. Companies large and small use barter rather than cash more and more frequently.
Contact:
David M. Bresnahan
603-522-0148
David@FreedomBarterExchange.com
Press release services provided by http://ThatPRGuy.com.
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