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per se.
In reality ease the ban does nothing to barter. Provide certain services for money, money which then in turn buy our services and goods - bartering.
Sunday, 30 August 2015
Why money are better than bartering?
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Barter exchange involves products after eye (without a scholarship, a specific value). Money on the other side are those who add value to a product, so money is a unit of exchange more valuable than barter
per se.
In reality ease the ban does nothing to barter. Provide certain services for money, money which then in turn buy our services and goods - bartering.
Ask here.
per se.
In reality ease the ban does nothing to barter. Provide certain services for money, money which then in turn buy our services and goods - bartering.
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