Introducing  www.campustrades.com to You !

I'd like to introduce www.campustrades.com to the rest of the Haitian
professional and business community. As you know it, as Haitians, we
all spend at one hour every day thinking of something new to do,
invent or improve. I have thought of many and this is one of them
that has come to live. www.campustrades.com - The (new) Marketplace
for College Students. Close to 1,000,000 hits in the first 6 months
live. 55,000 in August alone. Not success yet, but we're getting
there.

However, to get popular on the Internet, we need all the help we can
get. We need the support of everybody to help spread the word about
www.campustrades.com. We have recently shot the first TV commercial
that's going to air in Arkansas then take it a little further one
small market at a time.

So you might be wondering what CampusTrades.com is and why should you
care to know or to even visit and spread the word. That would be a
very fair and appropriate question. So let me tell you what it is in
a few words and what's in it for you.

www.CampusTrades.com is first and foremost a marketplace for college
students to buy, sell and trade stuff. By stuff I mean anything.
There are over 2,800 campuses, each with its own separate subdomain
on the network. So a college student can sell directly to students on
his campus while also having the opportunity to sell to students on
all the other campuses from Alaska, to Wyoming to Guam.

CampusTrades.com is also the only marketplace that allows vendors to
sell directly to college students on every campus in the country and
territories. So you don't need to set up a shop near a college campus
just to reach students there.  Just register as a vendor on
www.CampusTrades.com and they'll see your products. This is one major
advantage because statistically speaking, students only go to a store
for something, only after they are unsuccessful finding a better deal
online. So here, you got it.

The difference between a student user and a merchant selling on
CampusTrades is that student-listed items are seen on the main site
and only on the site of the campus where the seller is registered.
Whereas merchant-listed items can be viewed on all campus sites in
every state and territories. So the Harvard students will see your
listings as much as the small community college down the street from
your house. This increase the merchant's market base exponentially.
Another difference is that students can trade among themselves, while
vendors are only allowed to sell - not buy from or trade with the
students or among merchants.

All listings are 14-day listings and the fees are incredibly low as
compared to eBay where the listing time is short and cost a lot more
and the chances of your products being viewed and bidded on are very
small. On www.CampusTrades.com you know who your buyers are - no second-
guessing about it. And you get exactly what you want for your goods.
And for the vendors who want the convenience of uploading 100s of
listings at one time, we have that feature too! So it's all good and
convenient.

I am sure you have a lot of stuff you want to rid yourself of. So why
not try this venue and help spread the word in the process? We'd
really appreciate your help.

Dr. Carl Gilbert of Haiti Connexion Network  can give you some insight on www.campustrades.com too.

Thanks

D. Monestime