Sunday, January 13, 2008

Trashbank is an online website where you can sell your items or services or barter, swap, and trade your items or services

What Company Is Offering:
Trashbank is the Web's premier free, full-service bartering site. Unlike other similar bartering destinations, Trashbank is the only one that provides a comprehensive range of categories that truly allows members to trade anything they have for anything they want, be it a product, a service or even cold, hard cash.
And it's free. No processing fees. No hidden charges. No kidding!
Antiques, cars, books, cameras, clothing, collectibles, computers, games, home & garden, jewelry, toys. Every conceivable consumer product is represented. And so is every conceivable service. Have a talent or a service you know is worth something? Trashbank is the place for you.

How It Works:
Trashbank is an online website where you can sell your items or services or barter, swap, and trade your items or services with other people.

You can get far more value from the items you are willing to trade by exchanging it with other people's items that are of more value to you.

Whether you're a home repair guru, a musician, a massage therapist or just a hard-working person willing to mow someone's lawn all summer in return for a ride back to school in the fall, you are sure to find someone here willing to trade with you.

Trashbank is more than a collection of hidden treasures. It's also a community of people like yourself who know the value of what you have and what you have to offer. And that's why even if you don't immediately find something you want, you can still get paid.

You can trade up or you can simply make or receive a cash offer. It's fast, it's easy. And it's the solution to all your bartering needs.

Trashbank has attracted millions of satisfied users and added an advertising service that allows you to get the word out about your site or business without overspending your budget. Thanks to their open bidding system, you always spend what you can afford and receive prime placement in front of an upscale community of consumers.

More at:http://www.trashbank.com/

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