Do you have an internet business or store? If so share your best/worse experience.?
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I have been selling home decor items online for about 6 months, with a friend's help (she does most of the work, I do the books & finances).  We have experienced several frustrating situations: many damage claims with UPS and FedEx, even though we have researched best way to pack our product; ebay has been making many changes to their site, which always affects the listed items in some way; and also the fees incurred to list items and to have a store is really ridiculously high. There is a fee for everything!\nOverall, we have enjoyed it-the shopping for inventory is the best! After 6 months, we are finally beginning to show a profit. We hope to expand to other auction sites soon.  Next will come a "brick & mortar store." My friend  just dreams of having a "real" store!
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Have you tried Monster.com?
995731
They may well be legitimate, but their level of customer service especially from the company director was well below par. My experience with them was one I would like to forget quickly.
673177
its gonna help to spell shop correctly in the first instance or none of you customers are going to have any faith in you. What about 'computer sales and service'
516262
if your nervous going into a shop, buy it over the internet
256572
Where do you live, if you go online you can almost get anything you want, but it is no fun.  Instead i personally would suggest that you will go out and find a outlet store far away from your home.
375833
Have you tried monster.com?
993276
Try to find a store near you on the internet.
940486
The staff at any PC World are among the worst I have ever experienced in any retail situation. They lie, have no interest or experience, are invariably poorly educated, and couldn't give a fu*ck as they get paid minimum wage. \n\nIf you were any good at anything, would you work at PC World? No, of course not, PC World employs numpty dross because that's all they can get.\n\nSimple Solution....Don't buy from PC World.
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I just did, not a pro store but an ebay store and its great.  The listing fees are by far less expensive though your items are not auctions people see them whenever they search on important key words.  I like the ebay store...very affordable...good service.
365111
Yes, I shopped around and around and around and still made the wrong purchase the first time around.  Second time was a much better experience.  Took 14 years to make up my mind on this purchase though.  Talk about shopping around, huh?
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For me, it would be if the store does not have a fully secured check-out. It amazes me how many online stores either do not have a secure check-out, do things through e-mail or send me off to another service like PayPal that I have to sign up for.
710519
did you try best buy?
848048
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A few things to consider/ask yourself:\n\n1) Is the infomation clear & concise?\n2) Is it easy to find this information? \n3) Is your contact information displayed well?\n4) Do your customers have the ability to contact you when your offline, such as email, online contact form or instant messenging feature?\n5) Perhaps offer an e-newsletter pertaining to your industry?\n6) Is it possible to offer discounts? If so, think about coupons for times of year (e.g. if in accounting, offer discounts during tax season, etc) or for multiple orders\n7) If you were a customer, what would you think about your site? Are there things that you would not like as a consumer? Take note of those things & change them.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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Have you tried these websites?
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I like it since I have not had any bad experiences.  The best part is that there is a lot of variety so you can shop around several "virtual stores", compare prices, look at user reviews, user ratings, etc. and then make a smart choice.  Another advantage is that you can use a credit card and shipping is free for a lot of purchases.  During the holiday season, you also have online sales which can save you money.  You have to probably shop in reputed and secure online stores, so that you don't have to worry about service and billing.\n\nMy best experiences have been with amazon.com, ebay.com, and the online stores of Best Buy and Circuit City.  But these are personal experienecs.  Rule of thumb: Try to buy from websites certified by Verisign.