or other ways of trade
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Agency trade systems are ILLEGAL in most of the United States. Be very wary of these kind of systems.
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it's an exchange of goods for other goods.  Like a trade.  ex: I'll swap you my Karate Kid video for your 3 Ninja video.
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Maybe this is it?\nIt is called Trader's Roundtable, a forum for mechanical system traders. \n\nhttp://www.tradingblox.com/forum/
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The same reason people trade with one another - each has something that the other wants.
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i think its called nafta lol
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NOOOOOO darling found another way.\nGOOD luck
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"Fair trade" businesses seem to be very hip-happenin' these days.  Just a thought though.
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I used to work for the United States Commercial Trade Service in San Francisco, and we deal with this sort of thing all the time. We connect small businesses here in the US with international vendors. Plus, it's a free service offered by the government, for the most part. If you want specific information, then they start charging you. Their website is www.export.gov \n\nGood Luck!
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Not with conventional methods.
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Depend how they sell it.
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Try Cotton Traders. Give them your request and they will provide.  The items may be expensive though.
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the government is the one who negotiates for tariff rates and trade deals. and basically, thats how you get a local product to another country./
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i do and maybe we should trade some time
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The Ho-Chunk Nation,ho-chunknation.com I believe could help with those items. As far as exports. When I am looking to deal with other countries I personnally contact there embassy here in the US to get direct information on what I am looking for. They have proven to be responsive and helpful whenever I email them.
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Receiving is a nice way of say taking boxes and putting boxes somewhere.  Its better money then selling burgers, tacos or shirts.
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seek help from your country's trade department/council. participate in trade exhibitions around your regions.
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Free trade with low barriers to trading would and should not increase corruption or poverty in poorer nations. How could any one get that idea??\n\nAs in the marketplace, the old phrase "buyer beware" is still applicable. The biggest embarrassment I remember is allegedly Nestle was pushing their breast formula with free samples, and native Africans were not breast feeding since their breasts ran dry.\n\nBut with free trade, both buyer and seller benefit. The only alternative to free trade is to drop out of the "world game" and remain backwards. Isn't that pretty much the definition of a 3rd world country anyway??