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    Automated Delivery of Digital Products?

    Has anyone here had experience selling digital products? I'm considering venturing into this but I don't want to spend my day (nor can I really) emailing customers and fulfilling their orders. Is there some sort of shopping cart/delivery system that works well or that you've heard suggested?

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    I've used payloadz (payloadz.com) in the past, until I created my own solution. Worked ok.
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    Ebooks and other downloads?

    The most challenging part seems to be finding the platform in which to deliver.

    I dont know of any that stand out from the rest. I would suggest building your own, or looking open source.

    It also depends on whether you are selling one digital product or serveral within a catalog system.
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    Digibuy seems to what you want, if you want an e-book.

    Share It should be good enough for software.
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    I've got to say, I'm less than impressed with Digibuy. I mean no product or vendor site should have a page like this in their main navigation:

    http://www.digibuy.com/cgi-bin/join_author.html

    Also, the make it pretty difficult to find out their prices etc.

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    Sorry, just seen Kim use it and it worked well, it seems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A.N.Onym View Post
    Sorry, just seen Kim use it and it worked well, it seems.
    Oh, no need to be sorry. I appreciate the input. I was just sharing my thoughts for anyone else.

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    Yahoo's platform handles digital delivery pretty cleanly. The feature is built in to their Merchant Solutions platform. But it is only reliable if your downloads are under 16MB.

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    I wouldn't recommend Yahoo, I think if you wanted to go that route there is something better. You may want to look into Volusion's cart system ...

    Digital Products Supported

    Allows Guest Checkout

    One-page Shopping Cart

    IMO, they are more likely to provide you the tools you need and have done a pretty decent job of keeping up with new designs and feature upgrades.
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    I know it is usually condemned to post links to other forums, but this thread at Cre8 was answering the question you asked.

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