Barter is simply the exchange of goods and services without the use of cash. Barter is the oldest form of trade.
       Today barter is  gaining more and more momentum as companies struggle for creative and efficient ways to save money without compromising service or quality. We all know that "a rupee saved, is a rupee earned" and any money you save is pure profit. The main objective of Barter, firstly, is to make use of the resources when there is NO cash business and the owner would have either have to take a total loss or significantly reduce the price (and lose his profit). It keeps business owners from having to liquidate and sell for pennies on the rupees. Secondly, it helps to purchase other services and products at member's wholesale instead of other member's retail. 
      Working a little smarter makes increasing sales and profits very easy. If you have overstock of a product that is collecting dust, then trade it into something that you can actually use, and receive the full retail equivalent. Why sell to liquidators for lower cost than actuals?
       If you only sell in cash, then you can only buy in cash and hence you end up losing more money in the long run than you would by incorporating barter into the mix. It allows business owners to purchase items that they may not otherwise be able to afford in cash (ie high end advertising).

Barter ..... "Beyond the limit of cash or credit"...!!