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- Massive Vancouver debit card fraud reminds consumers to be careful both online and in person by Senses on Nov 22, 2009
So much attention has been paid lately to protecting consumers online that many have begun to complain that we are beginning to stifle e-commerce with regulations. New European e-commerce regulations passed to assist online business on that continent...
- Your favorite eComm site may be scamming you by Senses on Nov 19, 2009
If you shop at popular eCommerce retailers like Orbitz, Travelocity, Buy.com and 1-800-Flowers.com, the US government would like you to know that you could be getting ripped off. Senator Rockefeller, who has a somewhat mixed reputation among internet...
- A new ecommerce player about to Glyde onto the scene by Senses on Nov 16, 2009
While “decompressing” in Ohio after years of slugging it out in Silicon Valley, Simon Rothman (formerly of eBay) had an epiphany “E-commerce doesn’t seem to work for normal people” as he put it in a recent Business Wee...
- Booksellers blur the lines between eComm and offline by Senses on Nov 4, 2009
The world of retail book-selling is developing into one of the biggest front lines in the battle between offline and online commerce. Like with any product, eCommerce book retailers face some challenges and hold some advantages versus offline retaile...
- Bestseller Price War Backfires? by Senses on Oct 30, 2009
It may be a little early for Christmas shopping, but if you’re into books by authors like Stephen King and Dean Koontz, you may be able to benefit from a price war by three of the biggest eCommerce book sellers on the planet. About two weeks ag...
- (E)uro-commerce : Will the old world remain in the past? by Senses on Oct 27, 2009
Three out of five European e-commerce experiences online end in failure if they involve shipping product to a consumer’s home from another EU member country. This from an EU e-commerce study released just recently in which the European Commis...
- Will Halloween be scary for retailers? by Senses on Oct 20, 2009
Halloween is supposed to be scary, but just how frightening is the recession making things for the companies that sell candy, costumes and decorations? According to the National Retail Federations 2009 Halloween Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey...
