Former Russian Multi-Millionaire
Promotes Commodity Bartering
German Sterligor, 41, is promoting an electronic barter idea for
commodities, that he claims could save Russia�s foundering financial
system.
Sterligor made his first million at age 24 but exited from the high
life when he challenged then-President Putin in his 2004 re-election
bid. At the time he was a tycoon with hundreds-of-millions of
dollars in the bank, dozens of businesses, offices on Wall Street
and in London, and a villa in Rublyovka, a Moscow suburb for the
super-rich.
Now, living on a farm outside of Moscow, he along with a former
business associate have set-up an �anti-crisis commodity
transactions center for commodity bartering.� It�s an electronic
substitute for money that�s not linked with the dollar, euro or
ruble.