BARTER BASICS
FAQ's
What are the advantages of trading?How does World Trade Banc (WTB) work?
What other businesses buy and sell on trade?
Why is WTB unique?
How does WTB earn its living?
What justifies the fees?
I already trade on my own. Why should I join WTB?
What if I cannot spend my trade dollars on the things I need the most?
How can I spend my trade funds?
What if I earn more trade credit than I spend?
How will other members find out about me?
Is it true getting something for trade can take more time than getting it for cash?
I am looking for a computer. If I save my trade credit, can I get it through WTB?
What if I need goods or services and I do not have enough credit to purchase it?
What other ways are there to use barter?
Can you say more about creditor/debtor situations?
What if I quit WTB? What happens to my trade credits?
Are there tax advantages to trading?
How do I know how much trade income to include on my tax return?
Who decides what price the seller will charge?
What do you do when a member's prices are higher than those of competitors? Is it better to use buy something with trade credits at a higher price or to pay cash at a discount price?
May I exclude anything from my inventory?
I have heard that barter is only good for the acquisition of services and not for goods. Is this true?
Is there a rule of thumb for profitability?
Can my trade credit be spent with other trade organizations?
How do I get started?
World Trade Banc can earn its living only when YOU have a successful experience and
thus want to continue buying and selling on trade. It's our mission to keep you happy!
The more you learn here, the more effectively you can earn on trade - and profit from your surplus.
