Saturn
Barter
participants
patronize
your
establishment
over the
competition,
because
your
Saturn
Barter
affiliation
is an
incentive
to do
business
with
you.
Barter
attracts
new
customers
to your
business,
without
affecting
the
existing
cash
sales
already
being
generated
by your
company.
Barter
Means
New Cash
Sales
That's
not a
misprint
- yes,
we said
cash
sales.
If you
perform
a good
job for
a Saturn
Barter
client,
they'll
refer
their
cash-paying
friends,
clients,
family
and
associates
to you.
Growing
your
business
will
always
be tied
directly
to
referrals
from
your
happy
customers.
Saturn
Barter
constantly
strives
to help
improve
your
bottom
line
overall.
If you
become
more
successful,
we
become
more
successful.
Barter
Makes
Record-Keeping
Easy
In a
sense
Saturn
Barter
works
much
like a
bank,
providing
control,
record
keeping,
and
administration
for your
barter
activities.
Direct
trading
often
becomes
cumbersome
at
record-keeping
time.
With
Saturn
Barter
's
convenient
clearinghouse
concept,
there's
no need
to keep
track of
the
dollars
traded.
Saturn
Barter
uses
state-of-the-art
technology
to track
all of
your
barter
sales
and
purchases
with an
easy-to-read
itemized
monthly
statement.
Barter
Means No
Bad
Debts
Saturn
Barter
trading
takes
the
hassle
out of
collections.
When you
make a
barter
sale to
a Saturn
Barter
client,
you call
in
advance
for
authorization
to
verify
that
your
client
(the
buyer)
has the
Trade
Dollars
to pay
for
their
purchase
from
you.
Then,
upon
order
completion
or
delivery,
a simple
signed
transaction
slip
submitted
to
Saturn
Barter
will
confirm
the
transfer
of
funds.
It's
that
simple.
Barter
Expands
Distribution
Channels
Saturn
Barter
’s
national
affiliation
with The
BANC
(Barter
Association
National
Currency),
provides
a
convenient
medium
for
local
clients
to trade
with
thousands
of other
businesses
nationwide,
expanding
the
possibilities
for all
involved.
It opens
the door
to a
broader
range of
products
and
services,
as well
as a
greater
marketing
platform
for your
company.
Barter
Means
Wholesale
Buying
Power
With
barter,
the real
cost of
the
products
you
purchase
on trade
is
actually
the
wholesale
cost of
your
trade
dollars
earned.
Making
sales
with
built-in
profits
makes
the cost
of your
purchases
more
economical
on
trade.
When you
join
Saturn
Barter ,
you open
the door
to a
new,
cash-free
way of
handling
every
day
business
and
personal
expenses.
Barter
Means
Added
Profits
With
Saturn
Barter ,
added
profits
are
realized
by
participating
businesses,
because
of the
new
customers
barter
provides.
Sellers
in a
trade
network
make
incremental
barter
sales
(over
and
above
their
cash
business)
and
increased
sales
mean
increased
profits.
Businesses
are
constantly
seeking
new
opportunities
to
attract
additional
customers
to the
product
or
service
they
sell.
Barter
addresses
both of
these
objectives
while
reducing
cash
costs
and
increasing
cash
flow.
Saturn
Barter
participants
patronize
your
establishment
over the
competition,
because
your
Saturn
Barter
affiliation
is an
incentive
to do
business
with
you.
Barter
attracts
new
customers
to your
business,
without
affecting
the
existing
cash
sales
already
being
generated
by your
company.
Barter
Means
New Cash
Sales
That's
not a
misprint
- yes,
we said
cash
sales.
If you
perform
a good
job for
a Saturn
Barter
client,
they'll
refer
their
cash-paying
friends,
clients,
family
and
associates
to you.
Growing
your
business
will
always
be tied
directly
to
referrals
from
your
happy
customers.
Saturn
Barter
constantly
strives
to help
improve
your
bottom
line
overall.
If you
become
more
successful,
we
become
more
successful.
Barter
Makes
Record-Keeping
Easy
In a
sense
Saturn
Barter
works
much
like a
bank,
providing
control,
record
keeping,
and
administration
for your
barter
activities.
Direct
trading
often
becomes
cumbersome
at
record-keeping
time.
With
Saturn
Barter
's
convenient
clearinghouse
concept,
there's
no need
to keep
track of
the
dollars
traded.
Saturn
Barter
uses
state-of-the-art
technology
to track
all of
your
barter
sales
and
purchases
with an
easy-to-read
itemized
monthly
statement.
Barter
Means No
Bad
Debts
Saturn
Barter
trading
takes
the
hassle
out of
collections.
When you
make a
barter
sale to
a Saturn
Barter
client,
you call
in
advance
for
authorization
to
verify
that
your
client
(the
buyer)
has the
Trade
Dollars
to pay
for
their
purchase
from
you.
Then,
upon
order
completion
or
delivery,
a simple
signed
transaction
slip
submitted
to
Saturn
Barter
will
confirm
the
transfer
of
funds.
It's
that
simple.
Barter
Expands
Distribution
Channels
Saturn
Barter
’s
national
affiliation
with The
BANC
(Barter
Association
National
Currency),
provides
a
convenient
medium
for
local
clients
to trade
with
thousands
of other
businesses
nationwide,
expanding
the
possibilities
for all
involved.
It opens
the door
to a
broader
range of
products
and
services,
as well
as a
greater
marketing
platform
for your
company.
Barter
Means
Wholesale
Buying
Power
With
barter,
the real
cost of
the
products
you
purchase
on trade
is
actually
the
wholesale
cost of
your
trade
dollars
earned.
Making
sales
with
built-in
profits
makes
the cost
of your
purchases
more
economical
on
trade.
When you
join
Saturn
Barter ,
you open
the door
to a
new,
cash-free
way of
handling
every
day
business
and
personal
expenses.
Barter
Means
Added
Profits
With
Saturn
Barter ,
added
profits
are
realized
by
participating
businesses,
because
of the
new
customers
barter
provides.
Sellers
in a
trade
network
make
incremental
barter
sales
(over
and
above
their
cash
business)
and
increased
sales
mean
increased
profits.
The
viability of
the barter
industry, as
well as the
features and
benefits of
membership
in a trade
exchange,
has been
profiled by
such
national
media
outlets as
The Wall
Street
Journal, CBS
News' The
Early Show,
Marketing
Concepts,
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
"Arkansas
companies
are learning
how to get
what they
need without
spending
cash.
Businesses
including
restaurants
and airlines
trade
services and
products, in
return
earning a
form of
currency -
trade
dollars -
that then
can be used
to buy goods
and
services." - Arkansas
Democrat
Gazette
"The
most
important
part of
barter is
getting new
business,"
says Tom
McDowell,
Retired
Executive
Director of
the National
Association
of Trade
Exchanges.
"When
someone
joins an
exchange
they're
exposed to
hundreds of
new
potential
customers
locally and
thousands
around the
country.
With
competition
so stiff
today,
barter helps
drive those
customers
past your
competition
and into
your door." - Marketing
Concepts,
Restaurant
issue
"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
"We're
the only
business not
affected by
the economy.
When the
economy gets
bad, we see
a surge of
new members.
But when the
economy is
in
turnaround,
we see
growth in
volume among
existing
members." - Tom
McDowell,
quoted in International
Journal of
Community
Currency
Research
"North
American
companies
barter for
incremental
business —
over and
above their
day-to-day
cash
business —
in excess of
$2 billion
annually" - GCSAA Leader
Board
"If
you're low
on cash and
up for new
business,
bartering
for goods
and services
can be a
shrewd
business
move." - BusinessWeek
online
Barter
Provides
a
Competitive
Edge 
"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
"Arkansas
companies
are learning
how to get
what they
need without
spending
cash.
Businesses
including
restaurants
and airlines
trade
services and
products, in
return
earning a
form of
currency -
trade
dollars -
that then
can be used
to buy goods
and
services." - Arkansas
Democrat
Gazette
"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." - 
"We're
the only
business not
affected by
the economy.
When the
economy gets
bad, we see
a surge of
new members.
But when the
economy is
in
turnaround,
we see
growth in
volume among
existing
members." - Tom
McDowell,
quoted in 
"North
American
companies
barter for
incremental
business —
over and
above their
day-to-day
cash
business —
in excess of
$2 billion
annually" - 
"If
you're low
on cash and
up for new
business,
bartering
for goods
and services
can be a
shrewd
business
move." - 
