Joining the not so newly discovered world of “trading.” Super excited to trade items and even experiences with strangers, near & far. Check back here or my Insta @tradingwithjen for newest trades.
About Jen
History of Barter Trade
Dating back to 6000 BC, barter trade was first introduced by Mesopotamian tribes to barter goods with individuals in various cities across the ocean.
Based on a simple concept-two individuals negotiating to determine the relative value of their goods and services and offer to one another in an even exchange.
Let’s barter trade!
What will we accept as a trade?
Trader Jen will review all barter trade proposals submitted. Unsure if we’ll accept your trade? Use the questions below to determine if your trade is worth taking a shot!
• Is your item a tangible (physical item) or an experience (ie: concert tickets)? Email us!
• Is it an item that is broken or in need of repair requiring any financial investment? Don’t email us.
• Are you willing to engage in a written contract (notarization required) to finalize the trade and make the negotiation legally binding? Email us!
• Are you emailing us to make a cash offer for a featured item? Don’t email us. We’re in this for the thrill of the trade, not monetary gain.
Email us at hello@tradingwithjen.com. Kindly allow one business day for a reply.
How to Barter Trade
Follow the steps below to place a bid:
1) Screenshot photo of item from Instagram.
2) Attach screenshot to email + address to hello@tradingwithjen.com with Subject “Trade.”
3) Type any questions you have regarding the item in the body of the email and be sure to NOTE: ITEM YOU WANT TO TRADE FOR.
3) Allow 24-hours for response.
If your trade is accepted you will receive an email advising of next steps. Next steps include providing basic personal details, information about the item you’re trading + photos, as well as, signing Barter Trade Agreement with required notarization*.
*Trading With Jen can provide referral to a remote online notary if needed. Cost for any & all notary services & furnishing proof of identity with copy of photo ID is at the sole expense + responsibility of the “tradee,” not the trader (Jen).