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U.S. Sues Another E-Business for Alleged Pyramid Scheme

FTC staff attorney David Torok told the E-Commerce Times thatthe agency has not yet determined exactly howmuch money consumers have allegedlylost in the Streamline marketing program ...

Databases Exposed at Online Credit-Card Security Firm

ZixIt director of corporate communications Paul LaBelle told the E-Commerce Times that ZixIt was informed earlier in the week that fraudulent transactions were taking place using the merchant accounts on the Anacom network "We pulled the plug and immediately informed all the m...

Uncle Sam Heads Into E-Business

"We're seeing government start to use some of these mechanisms private companies have already been using," John McCarthy, a government analyst with Forrester Research, told the E-Commerce Times. McCarthy said that the federal government is about 18 to 24 months behind private...

Travelocity, Yahoo! Partner on Travel Broadcast Centers

While some might see Travelocity's announcement as a desperate bid to compete with travel mega-site Orbitz, Morningstar.com analyst Langdon Healy, who covers Travelocity, told the E-Commerce Times, "I don't think it's desperation. I think it's prudent business planning." Healy...

‘E’ Stands for Exposure

Undaunted by consistent reports of hackers, consumer data being compromised online, and technological loopholes, my credit-card numbers are all over the Internet ...

Judge Declares Mistrial in MP3.com Case

"MP3.com is currently assessing the court's ruling and will consider our options and act accordingly," MP3.com public relations director Greg Wilfahrt told the E-Commerce Times ...

Overstock.com Targets Small Businesses with B2B Site

Overstock chief executive officer Patrick Byrne told the E-Commerce Times that it was a "no-brainer" for Overstock to open a B2B branch, because 5 percent to 10 percent of Overstock customers were small businesses. Byrne said that the OverstockB2B has been open in a "soft lau...

Bush Aims To Bring Internet to the Disabled

Advocates for the blind say existing software often does not work withflashy Web sites that use lots of links and graphics. Lorraine Marchi,founder and chief executive of the National Association for the VisuallyHandicapped, told the E-Commerce Times last month that her group's memberswould rather have Web sites address their needs directly than rely on third-party technology...

The In-Your-Face Internet

The worlds of e-commerce and online advertising are going through a bit of a phase, it seems. ...

Can Anyone Catch eBay?

San Jose, California-based eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) grew to be a "yard sale on steroids," Forrester Research analyst Christopher Kelley told the E-Commerce Times, because it was the first company to figure out how to make online auctions work. "They had a good idea and executed it...

Internet Brokers Add Services To Boost Bottom Line

However, it is still "too early to say" how the online brokerages' movement into other sectors of the banking industry will go, Yankee Group analyst Lisa Melsted told the E-Commerce Times. On Monday, Net brokerage E*Trade (NYSE: ET)launched a mortgage service and Ameritrade (...

New Jersey Takes Aim at Offshore Internet Casinos

Division of Consumer Affairs spokesperson Genene Wiggins Morris told the E-Commerce Times that legal papers had not yet been served to the threeonline casinos "We just filed yesterday, so that would be the next step,"she said....

Will We Ever Bank Online?

Recently I saw the inside of my local bank for the first time in years. ...

U.S. Sues Web Site for Internet Fee Scam

FTC staff attorney Steven Wernikoff told the E-Commerce Times that what set this operation apart from other scams investigated by the FTC is that the site was "all about gathering people's personal information." Many consumers were directed to Rhinopoint.com by their Internet ...

Report: Regulations Choke European E-tail

Online shopping in Europe is unlikely ever to catch up with e-commerce levels in the U.S., in large part because of regulatory hurdles and small domestic markets, a Forrester Research analyst told the E-Commerce Times on Monday "Shopping online doesn't just depend on people ha...

Study: Online Sales Fell in May

"The 'slump' could be seasonal, it could be the economy, and it could not be a slump at all," McQuivey told the E-Commerce Times. "We'll have to stay tuned to see what June does." Forrester and Greenfield did find that last month's e-tail spending outpaced the $3.4 billion spe...

Time To Reorganize Online Shipping and Returns

This year, for the first time, doomsayers are not predicting that the holiday season will be make-or-break time for the entire e-commerce industry ...

Does Anyone Read Online Privacy Policies?

"Some people read privacy policies, but it's a tiny minority," Susannah Fox,director of research at the PewInternet and American Life Project in Washington, D.C., told theE-Commerce Times. "People aren't that aggressive when it comes toprotecting their own privacy." In fact, F...

Nasdaq To Say Bye-Bye to Buy.com

While not fatal in itself, losing the prestige of the Nasdaq means raising additional capital will be nearly impossible for Buy.com, Morningstar.com analyst David Kathman told the E-Commerce Times. "Getting delisted has a huge effect on a stock's liquidity, and makes it much,...

eBay Lawyer Lobbies U.S. for Spam Bill

SIIA vice president in charge of anti-piracy Peter Beruk told the E-Commerce Times that the SIIA was contacted last year by people complaining that after they placed bids at online auctions for software, they were contacted via e-mail by vendors offering pirated versions of the same software at lower prices...

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