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		<title>The Best Trades I Have Ever Seen</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When I started working for the United Business Exchange in 2000, I often wondered about the magnitude of trades I would see&#8230;would I see huge transactions? Would I see entire buildings traded? Would I see manufacturers trading huge amounts of freshly created goods? Would my clients barter for things like vacations to Europe? Within a [...]]]></description>
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		</p><p>When I started working for the United Business Exchange in 2000, I often wondered about the magnitude of trades I would see&#8230;would I see huge transactions? Would I see entire buildings traded? Would I see manufacturers trading huge amounts of freshly created goods? Would my clients barter for things like vacations to Europe?</p>
<p>Within a couple of months I realized that, yes, I would see all of this, and more. In honor of those old days when I was learning how to start my own barter exchange, I offer this list of the coolest trades I have seen. I have heard of many other bigger and perhaps cooler barters than these, but these are those that I have seen with my own eyes and participated in actively.</p>
<p><strong>1. RV for Furniture</strong> &#8211; One of my clients called one day and wondered if I could do anything with an old RV that was sitting in his driveway. After taking a look at it, taking some pictures, and doing my broker magic, I was able to get him the equivalent of $8000 of goods and services that he wanted, including a trip to Disneyland and some furniture he had wanted for years.</p>
<p><strong>2. First Class Tickets to Europe </strong>- My wife and I planned a trip to Italy at the end of summer in 2006. My partner owned a publishing company, and as a gift to me, did a direct trade with a first-class-only airline. Needless to say, my wife and I were very comfortable on our cross Atlantic flights.</p>
<p><strong>3. Pool Tables for Warehousing </strong>- I mention this one because I was intimately involved in the deal. A client, who sold pool tables and gaming equipment, needed someone to handle logistics and shipping, incoming and outgoing, on a regular basis. From my network of contacts I was able to get him a fulfillment company who handled all of his incoming freight from China, repackaged equipment and sent it, all on trade. We made a number of our clients happy who wanted pool tables at the same time.</p>
<p><strong>4. A 1/3 Acre Lot on a Golf Course</strong> &#8211; One of my real estate clients traded, free and clear, a 1/3 acre building lot on a golf course in Northern Utah. As I recall it was a $40,000 transaction.</p>
<p><strong>5. A New Set of Dentures</strong> &#8211; A client who had suffered about his teeth for years went in to one of the dentists I traded with and got a whole new smile. His life changed entirely after getting those new teeth&#8230;</p>
<p>If you have ever thought about starting your own barter exchange, now is the time. Not only will you make a good living, but you&#8217;ll be living a life of service. Bartering opens the realm of possibility wide and lets ordinary people do extraordinary things. If you are wondering how to start a barter exchange, click the link at the top and find out.</p>
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