Which is the best Shopping cart sys?

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  1. toytown

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    #21
    I installed magenta and love it and it is still in beta however not fluent enough with php so I am waiting for the stable release which will have additional themes. I cant wait for it to become stable.

    Impressive open source application!

    Os Commerce and Zen Cart will be dead.
     
    toytown, Mar 20, 2008 IP
  2. SGBoise

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    #22
    If you want to run a download store then ezypal.com is your guy. That's what I use for my gamepacks.org site and it works very well.

    I like it because it's very flexible. You can add multiple files, configure multiple products for each file, categories, custom pages, etc. For example I sell a gamepack for multiple arcade scripts. Well the games and the thumbnails are the same. The only thing that changes is the sql dump file. I can use the same game and thumbnail files for each script.

    Only thing that I don't like about the ezypal.com is that support sucks. Actually I can pretty much claim there isn't any supported. You can ask a simple question and it takes days in not weeks to get a response.

    It's actually pretty cheap for the amount of features. It's only $24.95.
     
    SGBoise, Mar 20, 2008 IP
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    #23
    Which of these have a template engine? I have spent hours modifying the look of oscommerce and still so much to do. Then if I get away from it for a week or two I have to go back through all the code and relearn it all just to make changes. I would like to fine one that has a template system like wordpress or pligg.
     
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  4. toytown

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    #25
    Joomla and Virtumart would be the best!!!
     
    dhana_space1, Mar 22, 2008 IP
  6. Dominion

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    #26
    Ubercart with Drupal
     
    Dominion, Mar 22, 2008 IP
  7. RingBoxer

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    #27
    It seems none used Magento yet...
     
    RingBoxer, Mar 25, 2008 IP
  8. bikeman

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    #28
    I am currently designing Treadmill Reviews with Magento. It is not going to be an ecommerce site but a review site.

    Magento will dominate the open source ecommerce market. The program is very flexable. The only issue right now is finding a host that this program will work with. I have a dedicated server so I can control the configuration. One of the server requirments will be PHP 5.2
     
    bikeman, Mar 27, 2008 IP
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    #29
    I don;t think Magento will become something powefull for ecomerce like wordpress is for blog.But who knows....
    I suggest using anther script.
     
    crerem, May 27, 2008 IP
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    mg1313, Jun 3, 2008 IP