posted on March 20, 2010 04:43:59 PM
I've had it with eBay and am searching opinions on the best system to sell my items through my own website. Right now, we use our site more as an informational site with inventory, but no shopping other than contacting us.
What do you use/recommend?
I have used Vendio's system for awhile and it works... but I am using Paypal to process payments. I haven't switched to vendio's newer inventory system yet.
My concerns/needs are:
1) Easy set up and updates to inventory.
2) Easy and Safe Payment Processing.
3) Reasonable payment processing rates.
3) Excellent fraud protection/verification against bad credit cards.
4) Ability to keep the shopping cart built into my own website rather than take me to another site.
5) Cost effectiveness.
6) Shipping integration, preferably Fed Ex Ground and USPS with the ability to add flat rate shipping for alternatives such as Greyhound and/or freight service for oversized items not allowed via traditional service.
What are the pros/cons of using Google checkout vs Vendio vs others?
posted on March 20, 2010 04:56:26 PM
amzn one click is available at 15% discount rate.
You should get your own credit card processor and professional website.
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There is no 'Global savings glut',only wild horses and loose bankers.
posted on March 20, 2010 04:57:40 PM
Yahoo shopping can do all except inventory updates.
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There is no 'Global savings glut',only wild horses and loose bankers.
posted on March 20, 2010 06:12:46 PM
Yahoo seems to be the easiest and fastest o set up, also tech support 24 7 Phone support these guys the best.
I keep my inventory on vendio and use the csv export to upload your items to yahoo.
posted on March 21, 2010 03:23:44 PM
what out photos? any limitations? i need to be able to put numerous of the same item. some are 2-4, others as many as 20... but for those I can have customers inquire about the item.
posted on March 21, 2010 05:55:49 PM
you need to hire a web designer then,Ebay is the only venue which allow 12 pictures.
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There is no 'Global savings glut',only wild horses and loose bankers.
