"barter about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to negotiate or exchange goods or services by bargaining or haggling. Example: During the trade negotiation, the two countries bartered about the terms of the agreement for hours.
It is "about barter, about value, about how to protect your stuff," says Hank Mulvihill, a financial adviser in Richardson, Texas.
They say that clients who use UK Punting "always barter about money", "go for the cheapest they can find" and "are all tight bastards who want to do things to girls that girls aren't comfortable doing". .
From Monteverdi to Beethoven, modern music was the only music, bartered about in a marketplace that resembled modern pop culture.
Splav uses barter for just about everything.
In the end, then, the great global agora of medicine is all about barter: buying, selling, swapping, titting, tatting, seducing and swindling.
So how about barter one with a friend instead?
Do volunteer work and learn about barter.
On the whole, Ms. Tacreiter prefers transactions to be cash cows rather than items for barter since it costs about $1,000 a year to feed each cow and about the same amount for each of the two horses.
"I always use the term 'trade' rather than 'barter,' " said Ken Bove, the president of Dougherty, Clifford & Wadsworth, a media placement company in Huntington that does about $8 million a year in barter transactions.
Why did I moan about the barter system?
The International Reciprocal Trade Association IRTAA), which represents about 100 barter networks around the world, says its adherents expect their trading volumes to rise by around 15% this year.America is by far the biggest market for such "corporate barter".
