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AShop Deluxe (zip)

AShop Deluxe shopping cart software automates online ordering, payment processing, and digital product delivery. The shopping cart processes orders for physical and digital products, services, and password access to member directories. It is a built-in payment integration for most popular payment gateways such as PayPal, Authorize.Net, LinkPoint, and Verisign. Integrated...

Tags: Payment, Shopping Cart, AShop Deluxe Shopping Cart Software, Operational Accounting, Finance

Software downloads 2005-10-12

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