Welcome to Ozone Barter Exchange ®

Manufacturer:

Manufacturers have a triple spread when it comes to trading . In the cash world you sell to a wholesaler who in turn sells to the retailer who then sells to the consumer. But when using Ozone Barter the manufacturer sells at retail and enjoys the maximum advantage. When a manufacturer offers inventory items to his Ozone Barter traders at retail, he enjoys a triple spread.

Many manufacturers, by following the trading strategies developed in Ozone Barter are in a position to acquire on trade very high ticket items as vehicles and real estate. A manufacturer's cost of producing “one more product,” often is virtually zero since the big cost factor — overhead — is incurred whether or not the additional item is produced or not and thus, in trade, should not be considered. In trading, the cost of product is determined as how much additional cash will have to be spent to produce the item.

 

Wholesaler:

Wholesalers have a double spread when it comes to trading. In the cash world the wholesaler buys at factory price and sells at wholesale price to the retailer.

But when using Ozone Barter and its trading system the wholesaler buys at factory price and sells at retail. Any wholesaler is well suited to make barter a profitable side of their business.

If the wholesaler offers inventory items to his Ozone Barter customers at retail to end use consumers, he enjoys a double spread since his “wholesale cost” of product is actually the factory price.

Many wholesalers, by following the trading strategies developed by Ozone Barter are in a position to acquire on trade very high ticket items such as vehicles and real estate.

 

Retail Store:

Trading may be better than selling for cash. A kitchen accessories store, going out of business, rather than accepting a liquidator's offer, traded everything to a trader on Ozone Barter including fixtures and the remaining inventory after holding its final going-out-of-business sale.

The store owner earned several thousand trade credits, which he used to trade with a freight forwarder to move his business to another district, a web designer to create a new website, a printing company to print business cards and marketing collaterals, and a signage company for signs.

The cash saved on the move alone was more than the liquidator had offered to pay for everything in his store, and with the trade credits earned, the store owner was able to start a new business in another part of the city.

Trading is the best way to go when it keeps us from taking a ridiculous cash price. Trading is the wisest way in virtually every circumstance where we can save our cash by paying with trade.