Hot answers tagged ecommerce
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Lots of places. Links: (I'd actually link them, but not allowed to post that many yet)
www.freshbooks.com (one time)
www.paypal.com (one time)
www.intuit.com (Quickbooks, Both)
www.waveaccounting.com (one time)
billingmanager.intuit.com (Both; can't figure out how to sign up for a new account on their new site, though.)
www.invoicera.com (Both)
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I use Dealo which let's you launch an online "one deal at a time" ecommerce store.
Here are some of the bells and whistles they mention ...
It's free
Quick and easy setup
Your design branding and domain
Real time inventory and order management
Social marketing integration
No coding required
Effortless integration
Hosted and super secure
Completely ...
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The answer is "Yes".
I little bit of google reveals this:
http://www.groupon.com/legal
Can I return a Groupon? Read this, and
then if you want, give us a call:
(877) 788-7858.
And,
http://groublogpon.com/cities/the-groupon-promise/
Second, we have The Groupon Promise:
if Groupon ever lets you down, we’ll
return your purchase—simple ...
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I use Zoho Invoice for all my invoicing. Free for up to 5 invoices a month, and a manageable fee afterwards.
It will manage emails, payments, reports and, to some degree, expenses. And it has a RESTAPI allowing you to achieve whatever you may need.
Update 5/9:
Following Kirk's comment that he wasn't looking for invoicing, but actual online charging ...
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A list of gateways I found, sorted by country:
http://www.wilsonweb.com/ebooks/gateway_list.htm
I get the impression that Authorize.Net is the most popular one, starting at $20/month or something like that.
Would probably be a good fit with Shopify.com .
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