Storesonline, Ecommerce and Customer Service

Denis Koroskin 2korden at gmail.com
Wed Aug 13 06:30:02 PDT 2008


On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 17:09:08 +0400, Mister Nice Guy  
<misterniceguy0 at gmail.com> wrote:

> *Storesonline, Ecommerce and Customer Service*
>
> I want life to be better for my family? I am an entrepreneur.
>
> I like to dream big dreams and follow them? I am a maverick.
>
> I care about other people and their needs? I am a humanitarian.
>
> I want to be responsible to those who place their trust in me? I believe  
> in
> customer support.
>
> I believe in the power of the virtual world and *Storesonline*? I'm sold  
> on
> ecommerce.
>
> I love to make money? who doesn't
>
> The world of ecommerce beings together people who share a common goal.  
> That
> ambition stems from the creation of wealth through the sale of online
> products and services. The best at this are those who are most closely
> aligned with the need to balance income with a true caring for those who  
> are
> or will be customers.* Storesonline* has the ecommerce solution for  
> software
> and generating revenue.
>
> We should create ecommerce solutions for ourselves, but also for the
> customer. Our aim should not be simply to attempt to increase personal
> wealth at any cost.
>
> Statistics tend to show that companies that care most for customers tend  
> to
> have the best chance at long-term survival. I think a lot of that has to  
> do
> with the fact that we all like to deal with businesses we trust.
>
> For instance if I buy something from a hardware store down the street and
> they don't treat me very well I probably won't be going back to the store
> anytime soon. If that practice is normal most who visit the store will  
> never
> return. *Storesonline* customer is far superior then many others on the  
> web,
> so clients can be assured of great results.

Is it a bug? <g>


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