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Your participation in the LBU “Economy” Demonstration means that you are willing to give up
something in search of something else that you need. This is not a dollar trade off; it is a need or
want based exchange.

Items will be judged on cleanliness, presentation, and condition. Items in poor condition will not
be accepted. We reserve the right to be selective. If you do not bring something, you cannot ex-
change.

How will the demonstration be organized?

In order to keep all swaps equal, there are six trade “levels.”

1. Tradable
2. Decent
3. Reliable
4. Hourly
5. Session
6. Project

LBU’s Top Goods & Services

Goods
1. CD’s
2. DVD’s
3. Games (board & electronic)
4. Toys
5. Small-Medium Kitchen Appliances (pictures of larger things to trade)
6. Clothing & Shoes
7. Stuff for Your Space (beanbag chairs, bar stools, lava lamps, blacklights)
8. Jewelry
9. Handbags
10. Books, magazines

Services
1. Tutoring
2. Music Lessons
3. Consultations

Brickerati Green PR Implementation Agency will not be held liable for

any barter transactions. Barter transactions that result in a profit for
one or more parties must be reported on said parties taxes. Let’s
Barter Up and Green Bricks placeholders allow an informal trade be-
tween parties, which may not have otherwise occurred. Green Bricks
are not currency. Brickerati Green will not offer tax or legal counsel.
Visit www.irs.gov for detailed information on barter guidelines and
regulations. For more information, visit letsbarterup.org.