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1ShoppingCart - Have you used it?

by Imamarketer2
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I'm considering using 1ShoppingCart with my WordPress site. I'm currently selling one off digital products and am in the process of creating a simple continuity product as a digital download. I also plan to add physical products to my store.

1Shopping cart seems to handle all of this plus they would store my digital products (right?).

Just looking for feedback as to whether or not you liked it and how easy it is for a non-techie to use. Would selling be as simple as adding a button to my site or is there more to it?

I'm currently using e-junkie to sell my one off product and I love them. They so easy to use.
But, they don't offer me the ability to sell subscriptions.

Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author OnlineStoreHelp
    I would avoid 1Shopping Cart to be honest. Webs.com have not updated it in years so it is expensive for what you want, out of date, etc. Any modern self hosted cart whether it be Shopify, BigCommerce, 3DCart, Corecommerce will handle storing and delivering your product for you. The only thing that 1Shoppingcart does is handle subscription type payments, but if you need that, take a look at Cart66 Cloud or Americart.
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    • Profile picture of the author Imamarketer2
      Thank you for your response, OnlineStoreHelp. I ended up going with Digital Product Delivery. I signed up with them less than a week ago and I really like all their features. There's just one problem. They don't have any way for me to create payments for customers who need to buy more expensive items in installments.

      So, I am now searching once again for a hosted shopping cart - one that integrates with Aweber, charges a flat rate, will store and deliver my digital products, allow me to sell physical products and services, let me charge installments, and allow subscriptions.

      I was pretty thorough in my last search when I had to switch from Ejunkie, and I found DPD. But, I'll give it another shot. I'll check out the carts you suggested.
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