Best Shopping Cart software/plan

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simon14

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Topic # 26886 6-Oct-2008 18:45

Hi guys,

Does anyone here have any experience with hopping Cart software for a website?

GoDaddy offer Quick Shopping Cart for about $15 a month, includes web hosting but was wondering if there was a better option or a more local option?

Any feedback would be great.

Cheers,

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Reply # 169372 6-Oct-2008 18:56

Abit more info would be good, such as number of products you are wanting to sell, other features that are a must (such as putting products on sale, recommend best sellers etc), plus what are you using to process payments (Paypal or DPS etc).

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Reply # 169661 7-Oct-2008 19:57

wondering if there was a better option or a more local option

I think you just asked all the religous leaders of the world "who is best?"

I wouldn't bother with GoDaddy or any such massive place because support will be minimal to non-existant.

Do you expect to make money with the business, if so then just go to a web developer and have it done properly.

PM me if you want a pointer to some.

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Reply # 169668 7-Oct-2008 20:09

sleemanj:
wondering if there was a better option or a more local option

I think you just asked all the religous leaders of the world "who is best?"

I wouldn't bother with GoDaddy or any such massive place because support will be minimal to non-existant.

Do you expect to make money with the business, if so then just go to a web developer and have it done properly.

PM me if you want a pointer to some.

Will have to second that, make sure you check out their credentials though, anybody can be a 'web developer' but someone that has done a shopping cart on their portfolio. An 'online shop' as such.

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Reply # 169796 8-Oct-2008 09:54

a vague answer to your vague question,

I believe www.webbase.co.nz do a deal merchanting - not sure tho...

www.webfarm.co.nz certainly have a range of e-commerce webhosting products starting from $19.95
I haven't used either of them, so I wouldn't know if they are any good. but its a bit more local and less bad connotations than godaddy

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Reply # 169946 8-Oct-2008 18:28

Thanks guys - webfarm looks liek the place for me.

Cheers.