PayPal shopping cart

I have a client that wants a PayPal shopping cart. Be able to have an add
to cart button and quantity selector under each thumbnail image ofeach
product. Software budget is about $150. Any recommendations if I should
purchase something or will the free web assist PayPal buttons be the easiest
and best solution. Unix hosting.

Thanks,

Bobby

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www.charon.co.uk !!

I am not plugging another regular here but I have just bought charon cart 3
from the above website.

I was a bit dubious at first but only because of the small price (I expected
to pay a lot more)

The system he sells is ONLY £25.00 and it almost rivals Amazon !!!

I had some setup issues and contacted Julian (The site owner) and it was
23:45 and he was still helping me with the setup.

Thanks Julian

Skinner



"Bobby Baxter" <bobby (AT) daylily (DOT) net> wrote

I have a client that wants a PayPal shopping cart. Be able to have an add
to cart button and quantity selector under each thumbnail image ofeach
product. Software budget is about $150. Any recommendations if I should
purchase something or will the free web assist PayPal buttons be the
easiest
and best solution. Unix hosting.

Thanks,

Bobby

--
Bobby Baxter
TheGardenSite.com
Your Web Site Is Waiting For You

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TheGardenSite.com: http://thegardensite.com
Daylily Gardens Of The World: http://daylily.net/gardens
Gardens Of The World: http://thegardensite.com/gardens
Iris Gardens Of The World: http://thegardensite.com/irises
Daylily.Net: http://daylily.net
GardenTalk Forum: http://thegardensite.com/gardentalk/

This one is free http://www.mals-e.com and it werks great.

"skinner" <skinners (AT) pants (DOT) com> wrote

www.charon.co.uk !!

I am not plugging another regular here but I have just bought charon cart
3
from the above website.

I was a bit dubious at first but only because of the small price (I
expected
to pay a lot more)

The system he sells is ONLY £25.00 and it almost rivals Amazon !!!

I had some setup issues and contacted Julian (The site owner) and it was
23:45 and he was still helping me with the setup.

Thanks Julian

Skinner



"Bobby Baxter" <bobby (AT) daylily (DOT) net> wrote in message
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I have a client that wants a PayPal shopping cart. Be able to have an
add
to cart button and quantity selector under each thumbnail image ofeach
product. Software budget is about $150. Any recommendations if I
should
purchase something or will the free web assist PayPal buttons be the
easiest
and best solution. Unix hosting.

Thanks,

Bobby

--
Bobby Baxter
TheGardenSite.com
Your Web Site Is Waiting For You

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TheGardenSite.com: http://thegardensite.com
Daylily Gardens Of The World: http://daylily.net/gardens
Gardens Of The World: http://thegardensite.com/gardens
Iris Gardens Of The World: http://thegardensite.com/irises
Daylily.Net: http://daylily.net
GardenTalk Forum: http://thegardensite.com/gardentalk/

Bobby,
You probably know my favourite is Yourvirtualstore
http://www.dreamweaverresources.com/ecommerce.htm

However, having used paypal myself for a while, it is not very hard to set
up and this maybe the way to go for you. You have to remember though, that
if a customer does not have a paypal account, they will have to sign up for
an account prior to purchasing anything from your site. A lot of people
maybe put off by this - it is a decision your client will have to make I
guess.

The other option as someone else pointed out is the freebie - www.mals-e.com
I use the freebie for a client because he is quite happy to process the
payments himself.
If the client wishes to have the process streamlined to use a payment
gateway, then you can always up mals to the premium verion.

Hope this helps.

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Bobby Baxter wrote:

I have a client that wants a PayPal shopping cart. Be able to have
an add to cart button and quantity selector under each thumbnail
image ofeach product. Software budget is about $150. Any
recommendations if I should purchase something or will the free web
assist PayPal buttons be the easiest and best solution. Unix hosting.

Thanks,

Bobby

Webassist.com have some really great ecart extensions and the have Univocal
email extension to go with it, they have a good deal on them at the moment,
also they get good reference from macromedia, check out there free online
video tutorial see if it is for you.

Regards


Spud


"Bobby Baxter" <bobby (AT) daylily (DOT) net> wrote

I have a client that wants a PayPal shopping cart. Be able to have an add
to cart button and quantity selector under each thumbnail image ofeach
product. Software budget is about $150. Any recommendations if I should
purchase something or will the free web assist PayPal buttons be the
easiest
and best solution. Unix hosting.

Thanks,

Bobby

--
Bobby Baxter
TheGardenSite.com
Your Web Site Is Waiting For You

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TheGardenSite.com: http://thegardensite.com
Daylily Gardens Of The World: http://daylily.net/gardens
Gardens Of The World: http://thegardensite.com/gardens
Iris Gardens Of The World: http://thegardensite.com/irises
Daylily.Net: http://daylily.net
GardenTalk Forum: http://thegardensite.com/gardentalk/

...having used paypal myself for a while, it is not very hard to set
up and this maybe the way to go for you. You have to remembe
though, that
if a customer does not have a paypal account, they will have to sig
up for
an account prior to purchasing anything from your site.

actually, paypal signup is now no longer required... that option wa
changed in March of this year. see:
http://paypal.typepad.com/pdn/2004/02/sign_up_not_req.html

regards
-
PayPalDav
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