Step 6. Inspect Specific Members Accounts


Objective:
Given a catalog of offers, each participant will select an offer which he/she could be readily accept, given an positive review of the seller's trading reputation.

Tips:
  • This task presents the whole world and subsets of the world and invites you to shop.
  • Pick any active countries and any exchanges within those countries.
  • Check off ALL COUNTRIES and put in your search term -- e.g., translation, coaching, art, real estate.
  • Explore what others are offering.
  • Find something that you could conceivably purchase and click on the sellers NAME.
  • Review the seller's location, offers, trading position, recommendations.
  • Send a query. Send an order. Send information to a friend by email.
  • Record your observations and insights in REPLY TO THIS at the bottom of this page.

Step 6. Select an offer. Qualify the Seller.



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The exchange is policed by the members. It is each person's responsibilty to make sure they do not trade with people who are already over-extended, perhaps have no offerings, appear to only be buying and not selling.

Every time you buy you are making a commitment to sell.
Every time you sell you are making a commitment to buy.

Try to cross the zero line every month.

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