FAQ

What is bartering?

Barter is a type of trade in which goods or services are directly exchanged for other goods and/or services, without the use of money.  Barter usually replaces money as the method of exchange in times of monetary crisis. - Wikipedia

Will my private information be accessable by other users?

All information is kept private until an offer is accepted by the person that added the listing.  Once an offer is accepted a sample contract can be printed out which lists both party's name, address, and email address.

What will I find on this site?

You will find anything from animals to dating.

Who can list on this site?

Corporations, individuals and college students (yes, you are individuals)

Do I have to pay?

This site is free!  We made it that simple. 

Do I have to join?

You do have to join to list, contact a person that has a listing or use the chat room.

Do I have to join to view listings?

No, this is free.

How do I view listings?

Top 20 listing are shown on the main page.

Choose State

Choose City

Choose Category

Fill in any part of the search

What can I list?

You can list anything to exchange and what you are looking for except the following, but not limited to:

Sex and Nudity

Alcohol

Hate Speech

Shocking and Disgusting

Dangerous Illegal Acts

Depicting Children Distastefully

Copyrighted Material

They will be removed.

Can I list an item and request offers?

Yes, you can list an item and ask for offers.  The system will list your offers and you can accept an offer that you like.

How do I get the item or contact the other party?

Click on contact the person about the listing and make arrangements.  We do not list email addresses. 

Is there a contract for the exchange?

Yes, there is a contract that HaggleMeHaggleYou provides if people want to use it.

What if the other party does not deliver the item or monies for exchange?

HaggleMeHaggleYou does not get involved or resolve any disputes between parties.  It is recommended you use the contract on our website to help litigate any issues with the other party.

What if the other party does not want to fill out the contract?

That is up to you, how much you trust the other person.  It is recommended that you do not do business with that person.

What is the best success with this?

Try to barter/exchange with other parties in the same city or cities close by.