What is another word for bartered for?
Pronunciation: [bˈɑːtəd fɔː] (IPA) 
Bartering is a practice that has been in use for centuries, during which two parties exchange goods or services without the need for cash. In modern times, the practice of bartering has evolved into a more formalized system of trading that often involves a third-party mediator. When goods or services are bartered for, they may be referred to as traded, swapped, exchanged, or even negotiated. Additionally, the terms bartered, swapped, or exchanged may be used interchangeably to describe the act of trading, indicating the transfer of goods or services from one owner to another in a mutually agreed-upon transaction. Whatever terms are used, bartering remains an efficient way to acquire goods or services without the need for money or credit.
