Banned Barter » Restaurant Barter

F-R-E-E Lunch For a Year Story

Bannedit — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 04:50:31 +0000

Dale has a Seminar Training Biz in Paris.

Ate at the same Restaurants every day.

While Chatting we suggested a way for Dale to EAT FREE every day.

He took action.

Reported back he WAS NOW Eating Lunch every day for NOTHING.

So.

There IS A F-r-e-e LUNCH
in the world of Barter.

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ACTION SUMMARY –

Dale Owns Our Instant Handwriting Analysis mp3 Program.

Step I – He did a full page “Personality Profile” – of the handwritten Chalk Board Menu – out front of the Restaurant

Step II – Showed The Written “Personality Profile” to his waitress.

Step III – She took him back to see the owner. (Who wrote the menu)

Step IV – Dale said, “I eat here or across the street every day of the week. I bring 5 or 6 people with me
each time. IF I eat here at Your Restaurant regularly instead of across the street – can I eat F-r-e-e?”

The owner said, “Yes.”

How A Chiropractor BARTERED for 495 F-r-e-e Meals

Bannedit — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 02:00:19 +0000

ONCE UPON A TIME – I was invited to visit a South Carolina Toastmasters Club meeting.

Got invited to an NLP Workshop.

The host of both was a Successful Chiropractor – with 5 other chiropractors Working FOR HIM BACK in his office.

Michael bought 33 of us Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. For an entire WEEK.

I noticed HE DID NOT PAY.

Asked him, “Thanks for the F-r-e-e meals but What the Heck are you using instead of munny?”

Michael Laughed.

Pulled me into a side room then Explained:

I – Michael visits lots of small 1 person Restaurants. Especially Italian.

II – He does F-r-e-e Chiro Adjusting on The Limping owner, Sore footed cooks/staffers and
gets invited home and does F-r-e-e Adjusting on the Family of the Owners.

III – Then He Explains how offering F-r-e-e Chiro
to Restaurant customers will PACK the place on slow days and nights – like Mon-Tues-Wed

(He has PROOF. Michael dials the phone so the New Guy can talk to another HAPPIFIED Rest owner.)

IV – And when he drops by for a meal – the owner introduces him to their best,
Long time – frequent diners. And Michael does F-r-e-e Chiro PAIN RELIEF at their table. Gives them a card
to come to his office for 3 more F-r-e-e Adjustments.

V – Michael Converts all the Restaurant VIP customers into paying patients.

VI – And Makes BARTER deals with the Restaurant owner to swap 1 F-r-e-e Meal
for Each Chiro Adjustment done for the owner, his wife, his kids and relatives.

VII – Michael does this at almost 100 Local Restaurants!

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RESULT?

A – Michael was able to pay for 33 of our meals – 3 times a day for 5 days. 495 meals
out of his tens of thousands of dollars of un-used Barter Script.

B – Michael uses BARTER instead of Marketing to REFER himself patients.

C – Michael is the only Chiropractor I’ve met with million dollar homes on
three continents.

D – Michael Attracts so Many People to Restaurants where he does
F-r-e-e “PAIN RELIEF Nights” that the Restaurant owners are HAPPY to give him 1 to1 Barter for food – For Family Only.

Bartering “Scrap” PC for Music Equipment

Bannedit — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 01:22:45 +0000

I bartered on Craigslist a LOT years ago.

One of My transactions was I had built a PC
from spare parts I had in My “PC Graveyard”
section of My office…

I fixed it UP and had it working nicely.
I traded it on Craigslist for a bunch of music
equipment:

1. 8 Track Digital Recording System. (Value about $500)
2. Ibanez Electric Guitar. (was about $300)
3. Small Guitar Amp. (Value about $150.)

Best part is, the PC Equipment I used to build
the Bartered PC with was spare parts I wasn’t
planning on using anyway.

Thanks,
Freddie

PS. You can use this testimonial however you would like.

Craigslist

Bannedit — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 01:10:35 +0000

I just had a Craigslist F_R_E_E STUFF – Experience.

I discovered a young woman
20 miles from me who ordered TEN TONS of Fine, Clean Sand for her garden.

Used 2 tons.

On CraigsList she said, “Please come and Haul Away 8 tons of sand F-r-e-e Sand in my Front Yard.”

I made 4 trips with my pick-up
truck with 15 – 5 gallons buckets in the back.

I figure I got 2 tons worth to dump in my Raised Beds – to grow better Cantaloupes and watermelons in my Clay soil.

Craigslist is a Great
place to find things you can Barter.

Bartering for Windows

Bannedit — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 01:06:21 +0000

I bartered for the windows on My house a few years ago
in exchange for Me to build a website and video for the
home improvement company.

Back then, the value of the windows were over $899.
Now, the estimated value of the windows are closer to $3000.

Not a bad deal at all, for either of us!

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Freddy

Another WEIRD Craigslist Testimonial!

Bannedit — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 00:57:24 +0000

Another WEIRD Craigslist Testimonial!

Years ago, I had neighbors that sold their house due to divorce.
They had REALLY NICE furniture inside.

Both of them had a lot of junk inside, too, but had to vacate the
house because the house was sold.

I told them I would get rid of the contents in the house, including
the HUGE MESS that was left inside if they would let Me keep the
furniture that I wanted.

It was a done deal!

Problem was, they had a HUGE MESS inside of knick-knacks and stuff I couldn’t use.
It would have taken Me a long time to clean up.

Then, a light bulb went off above My head.

I took the furniture to My house that I wanted, then posted an ad on Craigslist:
“CURB ALERT! House Sold, Need To Get Rid of ALL Contents Inside!”
I took some pics of the inside and all that was for FREE.

People came in Droves!

That house was cleared of at least 75% of its stuff in less than 3 hours!

The remaining mess was manageable enough to put out for the next garbage collection.

Didn’t have to pay a dime to clean out the house.
I was given the very nice furniture (wasn’t cheap stuff, either!)
They got a clean house.

EVERYONE was happy!

That’s a little twist to the Bartering.

Just goes to show, if you’re creative enough, barter can be your best friend!

Thanks,

Freddie