What is Barter?

Simply put, barter is just conducting normal day-to-day business without spending cash. It’s like a secondary currency. It is the art of bartering what you have for what you want. Conserve cash for the things you can't barter for. Use barter to expand your cash business.

Have you ever needed some kind of product or service but lacked the resources to purchase it? Sure, we all have. Bartering is your solution for eliminating this problem. Barter transactions are usually done within a formal group, with barter dollars acting like cash dollars.

When you barter, transactions are paid or purchased in barter dollars that can be used with any other member in your barter group. That makes your barter possibilities virtually unlimited. A third party keeps all the transaction records, much as a bank would. When you are part of a formal barter group, you don't worry about one-to-one trades. However, for the services the barter company provides, such as marketing, bookkeeping for your barter transactions and others, there is a fee.

PREMIER BARTER is Arizona’s most exclusive barter exchange. Not just anyone can join PB. We are a team of dedicated professionals here to facilitate bartering between our members. PB is an independently owned and operated barter group affiliated with the Barter21 Network. Bartering is done on-line within the PREMIER BARTER membership. Our affiliation with Barter21 also connects our members with thousands of merchants to barter with throughout the US, Canada, and worldwide.

Barter saves cash, increases profits, and decreases the cost of doing business.

What are the goals of every business? Increase your sales by driving more customers to your business. And, decrease the costs involved in doing business. Combined, you’re business is far more profitable.

What’s the easiest way to increase revenue and decrease costs? Through bartering the goods and services you currently have.

Your business already has the products or services it can use to barter for something you normally spend cash on.

• Unproductive time in your day
• Warehoused merchandise
• End of season stock
• Excess products
• Slow seasons or cyclical business

What do you have in excess? Time? Inventory?
Use the things you have to get the goods or services you need – WITHOUT SPENDING CASH!