Spanish Shopping Carts

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I'm using E-Junkie to handle my shopping cart, but I now have quite a few Latin American visitors coming to my site. E-Junkie allows a certain amount of customization to convert it to a Spanish system, but it's really not a true Spanish shopping cart.

Are there any shopping carts that the Latino community uses, particularly Mexico, Spain, Venzuela, Columbia, Argentina and Chile where I get most of my visitors?

If they're already familiar with a certain shopping cart and it handles Spanish, then this might help with sales of my ebook(s). Thx!
#main internet marketing discussion forum #carts #shopping #spanish
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    • Well, that one's a little "old school" for me. I was kinda hoping for something electronic.
  • damn, im looking everywhere for this and I can't seem to find something solid.

    This smells like an opportunity ;-)
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    • There was a thread about a month ago talking about how adsense did so poorly in latin american countries and I have definitely found that to be the case.
  • We use clickbank since it is also has a spanish language option and goes to paypal which can be configured in spanish.

    I focus on Latin America so I see this as a common platform. Also offer other alternatives for people to pay as not everyone has a credit card such as western union.
  • @marketingmonster
    do you use any options as 'pay in the supermarket' for an online product?
    And do you have any experience with dineromail?

    Also would like to invite you to our FB groupf for LA IM:
    https://www.facebook.com/groups/418241744906994/

    There is a nice list of those alternatives in the FB group if anybody is interested.
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    Spanish Shopping Carts

    I'm using E-Junkie to handle my shopping cart, but I now have quite a few Latin American visitors coming to my site. E-Junkie allows a certain amount of customization to convert it to a Spanish system, but it's really not a true Spanish shopping cart. Are there any shopping carts that the Latino community uses, particularly Mexico, Spain, Venzuela, Columbia, Argentina and Chile where I get most of my visitors?