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TIE TRADE DIRECTORS

A TIE Trade Director works with you to bring your company new sales and increased market share, to move available inventory and to minimize cash outlay for everyday business expenses. Members of an exchange use trade dollars, instead of cash, to handle their transactions. Trade International Exchange provides you with your own “sales force.”  You can charge retail value for goods and services in trade dollars, instead of selling them for reduced rates in cash or having them go unsold. TIE  acts as a third-party record keeper, providing members with monthly statements that reflect all trade purchases and sales and show the current trade-dollar balance.

HOW TRADE WORKS

How a Trade Transaction Works

1. In a typical trade transaction, a printer uses down time on his presses to do a $3,000 printing job for a member of the TIE network.

2. The trade dollars the printer earned are spent on landscaping by a landscaper in the    TIE network.

3. Using the $3,000 of TIE (trade) dollars, the landscaper buys $3,000 worth of radio advertising.

4. Meanwhile, the radio station, whose air time the landscaper bought, uses the TIE (trade) dollars earned in this transaction for airplane tickets to be used in an incentive program for its top ad representatives.

ADVANTAGES OF TRADE

Advantages of Trade:

For More Information To obtain more information about trade, contact the Trade International Exchange, Inc.      Miami, FL 33116; 305-261-8439(TIEX.) E-mail address is info@tradeinternationalexchange.com.

• Cash conservation. Paying for business expenses with trade dollars leaves more cash available for the payment of strictly cash expenses.
• Trade lines of credit. Trade can be particularly useful when a business needs to borrow money to relocate, expand or launch a marketing program. A trade line of credit may be easier to get than bank credit because trade exchange networks look at a company’s capacity to pay back through demand in the network rather than through traditional collateral. Many of the products and services associated with moving, remodeling or marketing are available in barter exchange networks. Interest on barter lines of credit is paid in trade dollars.
• Marketing advantage. Because trade purchases represent lower out-of-pocket cash costs, trade dollars often can be earned with little increase in overhead and without advertising or marketing expense.

Trade International Exchange keeps clients informed of new products and services available for trade. TIE hold events such as holiday shows, trade shows, where clients have an opportunity to meet each other and examine products or services.