Hello,

I am looking for a way to sell jpg and pdf files as a download to computer. Not a file you print off a web page or online.

I have been looking at http://www.lulu.com/ but jpg open in a new window after purchase which causes them to print wrong.

I was searching Google and come across http://www.e-junkie.com/ which looks promising.

I have a dedicated server but would rather pay someone a fee to run my shopping cart because I don’t want to have to mess with something going wrong then messing with fixing it.

The shopping cart must be easy to run and time effective adding product to run.

I have 2checkout to take payment and am considering getting a merchant account.

If anyone has any suggestion on good shopping carts for selling downloads it would be much appreciated you input.

Thank you
Kimberly

Originally Posted by Kimberly

Hello,

I am looking for a way to sell jpg and pdf files as a download to computer. Not a file you print off a web page or online.

I have been looking at http://www.lulu.com/ but jpg open in a new window after purchase which causes them to print wrong.

I was searching Google and come across http://www.e-junkie.com/ which looks promising.

I have a dedicated server but would rather pay someone a fee to run my shopping cart because I don’t want to have to mess with something going wrong then messing with fixing it.

The shopping cart must be easy to run and time effective adding product to run.

I have 2checkout to take payment and am considering getting a merchant account.

If anyone has any suggestion on good shopping carts for selling downloads it would be much appreciated you input.

Thank you
Kimberly

I believe major of e-commerce solutions handle downloadable products. I myself would vote for LiteCommerce in your case, it is really easy to use and perfect for beginners. And i know it supports downloads, so after purchaser customer gets link where he can download files/images. I believe it is the most comfortable way for customer to get his products.

Not sure about Google checkout , however you can always check with them on this point.

Cheers!

Originally Posted by Distant

I believe major of e-commerce solutions handle downloadable products. I myself would vote for LiteCommerce in your case, it is really easy to use and perfect for beginners. And i know it supports downloads, so after purchaser customer gets link where he can download files/images. I believe it is the most comfortable way for customer to get his products.

Not sure about Google checkout , however you can always check with them on this point.

Cheers!

Thanks, I will check out LiteCommerce. They also have installing you can buy which is nice.

Right I have been kind of looking at http://www.shopfactory.com/index1.html

Kimber

Originally Posted by Kimberly

Thanks, I will check out LiteCommerce. They also have installing you can buy which is nice.

They also provide support service which is very helpful.

Right I have been kind of looking at http://www.shopfactory.com/index1.html

Kimber

I personally have never heard of this solution, so can't give any comments unfortunately

Cheers

Originally Posted by Distant

They also provide support service which is very helpful.



I personally have never heard of this solution, so can't give any comments unfortunately

Cheers

LiteCommerce has a nice egoods add-on. The cart looks great and I might use it. However the company is a Russia company and I ususally like to spend money as local as I can. To many outsourced jobs as their is here America.

Thank you for your input. I might have to break my rule and of shopping local and go with LiteCommerce.

Originally Posted by Kimberly

LiteCommerce has a nice egoods add-on. The cart looks great and I might use it. However the company is a Russia company and I ususally like to spend money as local as I can. To many outsourced jobs as their is here America.

Thank you for your input. I might have to break my rule and of shopping local and go with LiteCommerce.

I see your point

I believe quite a few stores in US use software developed and supported in some other countries, the most important factor is how useful the software is.

Cheers!