April 29th, 2007
So you’ve set up a website, uploaded your entire product catalog, invested in professional graphic design and established a shopping cart function for the orders to start zipping in. Now you figure you will sit back, relax, and give your fingers a workout by hitting the refresh button every 2 minutes expecting new orders. But….. they don’t seem to coming in! What have you done wrong? After all you just exposed your business to the largest marketplace in the world with millions of potential customers.
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April 28th, 2007
Cost of living is no doubt on the rise. It seems that everything is just getting more expensive. The week dollar is driving imported goods’ prices through the roof and the price at the pump just keeps going up.
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April 26th, 2007
Living on a tight budget forces you to plan your spendings carefully making sure you can pay your bills on time and ensuring you can stretch your paycheck to last for the entire moth. This is not easy and the most important thing is to make sure not to reach a point where month after month you find yourself with more expenses than income. After a few months you can easily find yourself with large debts that can be very difficult to get out of.
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April 20th, 2007
Online credit card fraud has become a serious problem for internet merchants with the use of stolen or fake credit card numbers in online transactions in the rise. As a merchant, you take instinctive actions against credit card fraud in an attempt to minimize damage due to products sent out with no one to pay for them.
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April 17th, 2007
We all need a vacation from time to time and there’s nothing better to take our mind off the daily routine than traveling. However, people on vacation tend to over feel the sense of freedom and detachment from everyday worries often not calculating their expenses as they would at home. Not to say you shouldn’t spend money and indulge yourself when traveling, but you don’t want to come back home “surprised” by how much you spent and find yourself struggling to pay it off.
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