Thread: Hyip, Ecommerce-journal

All the recent surveys and reports show the stable economic downturn. A well-known research group eMarketer also have provided its own reserach and have revealed the statistics showing the
present tendencies. According to eMarteter the downturn is beginning to be felt in continental Europe, but much less so than in the US and UK.
http://ecommerce-journal.com/article...ing_a_downturn

n Philippines an automated teller machine (ATM) operated by Nationlink in the municipality of Murcia is at the present time serving 50 customers daily and this number is increasing.

Three big ATM financial networks – Bancnet, Megalink and Expressnet are connected via Internet to this ATM. Thereby the ATM operates like a 'mini banking system' and customers are automatically charged P20 for every transaction but a balance inquiry remains free.
http://ecommerce-journal.com/news/at...of_philippines

E-commerce solutions provider LaGarde is launching a Phoenix Platform. It is a Net-based software-as-a-service e-commerce platform.

On June 3 LaGarde announced Phoenix to be a Web-based transaction system that can do order management, catalog management, checkout and back-office tasks. Moreover, according to the words of LaGarde, Phoenix is designed to handle the unique business methodologies and characteristics of midmarket enterprises while remaining easy to maintain. He noted that maintainability issues with such platforms rise “as custom solutions tend to become one-off solutions that take a longer time to deploy." On the other hand, Phoenix is an end-to-end, modular solution that can be expanded without developing "islands of one-off solutions."
http://ecommerce-journal.com/news/e_...m_from_lagarde

A very interesting news was found on auctionbytes.com concerning eBay’s “PayPal only policy”. eBay Australia replied to a May 26th submission to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), which is inquiring into eBay's PayPal-only policy.
http://ecommerce-journal.com/news/go...al_only_policy

As it was advised earlier that customers who have large vehicles will be limited to only $75 per transaction when paying for filling up at the pump with their credit card.
http://ecommerce-journal.com/news/fu...de_speculation

Very good e-journal. I always read it, useful info + real facts about all fields of business.