WELCOME (19) NEW BARTER NETWORK MEMBERS!
FEBRUARY 2010
- Lime Rock Racing Park: Advertising opportunities, tickets
- Stockbridge Cheescake: Specializing in world famous cheesecake and baked goods. Also serving breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Stamford Direct: Offers graphic and copy writing services
- Elm City Ice: Ice Carvings, bagged ice, dry ice
- KKS Cleaning: Commercial cleaning service
- MacKenzie Construction: Installs hardwood, laminate and carpeting
- Yurway Designs: Retail store offering beautiful handmade jewelry
- Explorer's Learning Center. Offers day care, after school care for children and also licensed adult day care
- Aqua Pools: Offers in-ground custom pools. Must go through broker!
- A Preferred Construction: Construction services on a smaller scale
- Speedy's Pizza: Offering eat in, take out or delivery within their area
- Sterling House: Top rated summer camp in Stratford, CT.
- Diego's Mechanics: Auto repair and servicing
- Thermo Spas: Offers a select inventory of hot tubs. Must go through broker!
- Corleone's Bakery: Offers baked goods. L.I. area
- Computer Services by Luis: Offering computer service and networking. L.I. area
- Try Us Auto Car: Car care and service. L.I. area
- Queen Sophia's Jewelry: Offers a great selection of jewelry. L.I. area
- Joan's Yorkies: Dog breeder offering Yorkie puppies.
Please call your broker for more detailsMILFORD/CORPORATE OFFICE
- Mark Bastarache: 203-951-3516
- Jay Greene: 203-951-3517
- Gloria Zavalishin: 203-951-3518
Administration - Sherri Morgenweck: 203-283-9314
Sales/Marketing - Clay Yalof: 203-951-3519
- Doreen Burghart: 203-283-9316
STAMFORD OFFICE - Susan McNamara: 203-276-0673
NEW YORK OFFICE
- John Ferrara: 631-780-7062
Please remember that we can DOUBLE the amount of goods and services in our network if every member just referred one new member that joins. Call Clay @ 203-951-3519 with your referrals and more details on our referral program.
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The viability of the barter industry, as well as the features and benefits of membership in a trade exchange, have been profiled by such national media outlets as The Wall Street Journal, CBS News' The Early Show, Kiplinger's, Costco, Family Circle, Good Housekeeping, and Opportunity magazine. Here are some excerpts from these and other news articles:
 "Barter gives clients a competitive edge. Barter network members tend to shop within the system first, and satisfied barter customers make referrals to cash customers." - Kiplinger's
 "More and more women are bartering for everything from pet-sitting services to airline tickets. To get the most out of barter, you must have a talent or product that other people want. Services can make even better swaps than products because they're a renewable source." - Family Circle magazine
 "Barter exchanges help cash-strapped entrepreneurs stimulate sales, develop new clients, convert excess capacity or inventory into revenue, and acquire goods and services needed to conduct a business. The most important benefit of barter is cash conservation: keeping cash in the bank while using barter revenue to offset normal operating costs." - Nation's Restaurant News
 "Evolving from one-to-one trades among businesses, bartering now mainly takes place through large exchanges in which businesses receive trade credits instead of cash that they can spend on a multitude of items from other firms. Even large corporations increasingly are using barter networks rather than handling excess products over to liquidators." - Chicago Tribune
 "Experts estimate that millions of companies, especially young ones, employ barter as a regular or occasional business tool. Barter provides one important benefit: helping companies dispose of excess inventory by trading it for valuable goods or services. That can be especially useful for startups whose markets aren't developed enough to consume all their capacity." - Entrepreneur.com
 "If you're low on cash and up for new business, bartering for goods and services can be a shrewd business move." - BusinessWeek online
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