E-Commerce Website software out there?

Does anyone know of a software is not too expensive for website
building that also allows
for people to order products posted at website like shopping carts,
allow visa/mc/amex, and paypal
etc.? Basically, one that is sophisticated yet easy enough to learn and
get up and running. Something like what alot of e-tailers use. Thanks a
million!

Have you looked at Media Chase?




icanluv2 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote:

Does anyone know of a software is not too expensive for website
building that also allows
for people to order products posted at website like shopping carts,
allow visa/mc/amex, and paypal
etc.? Basically, one that is sophisticated yet easy enough to learn and
get up and running. Something like what alot of e-tailers use. Thanks a
million!

I like to use the Joomla content management system and install the
VirtueMart component.
OSCommerce is another good e-Commerce CMS.
These are both free. They support several types of payment options.

Mike Cotton
Cotton Web Design
http://www.cottonwebdesign.com

<icanluv2 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Does anyone know of a software is not too expensive for website
building that also allows
for people to order products posted at website like shopping carts,
allow visa/mc/amex, and paypal
etc.? Basically, one that is sophisticated yet easy enough to learn and
get up and running. Something like what alot of e-tailers use. Thanks a
million!

Mike,

Can you tell me if either of the solutions you recommend allow you
to have the customer order form sent to a fax with e-mail confirmation
rather than going through a payment gateway? I have a merchant
account, and need a signed order form to get preferred rates.

Chuck




On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 19:39:59 GMT, "Mike Cotton"
<mike (AT) cottonwebdesign (DOT) com> wrote:

I like to use the Joomla content management system and install the
VirtueMart component.
OSCommerce is another good e-Commerce CMS.
These are both free. They support several types of payment options.

Mike Cotton
Cotton Web Design
http://www.cottonwebdesign.com

icanluv2 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:1150502923.870215.58100 (AT) r2g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Does anyone know of a software is not too expensive for website
building that also allows
for people to order products posted at website like shopping carts,
allow visa/mc/amex, and paypal
etc.? Basically, one that is sophisticated yet easy enough to learn and
get up and running. Something like what alot of e-tailers use. Thanks a
million!

weberoo (AT) noneyafb (DOT) com wrote:

Mike,

Can you tell me if either of the solutions you recommend allow you
to have the customer order form sent to a fax with e-mail confirmation
rather than going through a payment gateway? I have a merchant
account, and need a signed order form to get preferred rates.

Chuck




On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 19:39:59 GMT, "Mike Cotton"
mike (AT) cottonwebdesign (DOT) com> wrote:

I like to use the Joomla content management system and install the
VirtueMart component.
OSCommerce is another good e-Commerce CMS.
These are both free. They support several types of payment options.

Mike Cotton
Cotton Web Design
http://www.cottonwebdesign.com

icanluv2 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:1150502923.870215.58100 (AT) r2g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Does anyone know of a software is not too expensive for website
building that also allows
for people to order products posted at website like shopping carts,
allow visa/mc/amex, and paypal
etc.? Basically, one that is sophisticated yet easy enough to learn
and get up and running. Something like what alot of e-tailers use.
Thanks a million!

There are ways to send from the internet to a fax, but it wouldn't be a
signed form.
If you require a signed form, just have the customer print the order page,
sign it and fax it.

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