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Rebel Trade Group Case Study
Is joining a barter exchange like Rebel Trade Group the right move for your company?

Do you have excess inventory, idle time, empty seats/capacity?
Does your business benefit from more cash in its operations?
Do you like to shop locally?
Do I currently engage in one-on-one bartering?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, give joining Rebel Trade Group consideration.

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