Shopping online is the new norm. Most consumers prefer to shop and make purchases on the go when possible. However, that doesn’t mean they don’t expect to be wowed by the end-to-end experience.
“Card-not-present transaction.” The term seems fairly self-explanatory at first glance; a payment card transaction where the actual card itself isn’t involved.
At one point, this referred solely to transactions made by phone,
Why do customers return items? It could be something minuscule that you may have overlooked at the individual order level. Sometimes, though,
Nobody wants to limit their business to just one market. The goal of commerce is to increase profits. To do so, you need to diversify your revenue streams.
‘Tis the season … for fraud, that is. As holiday shopping heats up, crooks are busy making fraudulent purchases, hoping that retailers won’t notice amid the blizzard of legitimate sales.
‘Tis the holiday season. The air is cooler, families are making plans, shoppers are gearing up to spend big...but you’re losing money.
For merchants around the globe,
The five-day period between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday serves as the traditional kickoff of the holiday season. It sets the tone for the entire season and offers insight as to what retailers should expect.
It’s here: risk assessment firm LexisNexis® Risk Solutions released their highly-anticipated 2021 True Cost of Fraud℠ Study back in August.
There are a million different concerns fighting for your attention when you’re running an eCommerce business. You have to engage in product research, marketing and SEO,
“Revenge Shopping.” It sounds passive-aggressive, like someone getting payback by going on a shopping spree using their ex-partner’s credit card. In this case, however, the object of revenge is not a person.
