Marketing

Media Buyer
Internet Services
New Media
DomainNames/       
Biz Opps


HUMAN RESOURCES
Barter Rewards™  
Barter Talent™
Online Learning &
Training 


WORKSPACE
Computers/Software
Furniture
Office Supplies

Phones/Faxes


T&E
BizTravel Barter™
Travel & Hotels
Restaurants
Food & Beverage


INVESTMENT
Art/Collectibles
Real Estate/ Timeshares
Equity Trades


B2B SERVICES  
Post A
BizBarter 'Want'

Barter Forum  
International Trade
Special Situations


Account Information
Affiliate Network
   
Partner With Us 
Management Team 
Work Here 
Contact
 
In The Press 

 

 

 

 ========================================
 VENTUREWIRE --- Wednesday, March 15, 2000
 ========================================
 Private Company Business News
 Published Daily by Technologic Partners


Non-cash Marketplace BarterItOnline Launches

WESTON, Mass. -- BarterItOnline.com, a global exchange 
for businesses and entrepreneurs, announced its 
launch. Through this Web site, users can trade using 
a common currency, "E-dollars." Purchases and sales 
are recorded by the exchange, which receives a transaction 
fee from the buyer at the time of purchase. Goods 
and services are available through this service, 
as well as job postings and professional skills 
and development courses. BarterItOnline.com is in 
the process of raising a first-round.

_____________________________________________

Here and There . . . 

Barteritonline.com was founded in September, 1999, by Richard Cravatts. It's a privately-held, Boston-based company, offering five specific categories that businesses can use in their bartering efforts. Companies can choose from the Barter Talent program, the RFP program, the Barter Rewards program, the Online Learning and Executive Education program, and the Media Buyer department.

Barter News, April 18, 2000


BarterItOnline Rehearses for VCs. As a publisher, Richard Cravatts has used barter for years. Now the former Harvard flak wants to take that knowledge to the Net. He's running his dot-com from his home and has lured a former BankBoston exec to chair the venture.

dbusiness.com, March 24, 2000

 

Short Take: BarterItOnline.com opens                               for business trades
By CNET News.com Staff
March 28, 2000, 4:11 p.m. PT

BarterItOnline.com launched, joining a growing crowd of sites that let businesses trade goods with other businesses. Targeting small and medium-sized firms, the new site follows predecessors in offering a site-specific currency, this one dubbed 'E-dollars,' for assigning value to traded goods. BarterItOnline is privately held and based in Boston, Mass.

BarterItOnline.com Launches a Global B2B e-Marketplace
BarterItOnline.com launches its innovative e-marketplace which enables global businesses and entrepreneurs to create new sales channels, reduce surpluses and overstocks, and conserve cash while bartering existing unsold inventory and capacity.
http://www.refresher.com/!barterit

The CEO Refresher, May 1, 2000

Business notes
Online barter co. strikes deal with magazine
WESTON - BarterItOnline.com announced last week that it had struck a deal with a Boston publisher of theater magazines to help promote its e-marketplace for bartering media, products, services and skills.

As an online model of the traditional land-based barter exchanges, BarterItOnline.com has positioned itself as a key tool for small- and medium-sized businesses to market themselves, reward and compensate employees, open new sales channels, and acquire the products and services they need to thrive in the new economy.

BarterItOnline facilitates trading between businesses and professionals by creating a virtual currency, E-dollars, which members use to buy and sell at the site. The benefit of using a common currency is that, unlike the case with online "swap" sites, it offers flexibility to users by enabling them to trade fluidly with any member of the BarterItOnline community. Purchases and sales are recorded by the exchange, which receives a transaction fee from the buyer at the time of the purchase.

Weston Town Crier & Tab, May 18, 2000

 


_____________________________________________