1.經(jīng)營(yíng)資質(zhì)還未齊全
2.需要證件： 企業(yè)法人營(yíng)業(yè)執(zhí)照 健康證 衛(wèi)生許可證? 稅務(wù)登記證 商品生產(chǎn)許可證
2.Electronic commerce, commonly known as e-commerce or eCommerce, refers to the Internet based industry of buying and selling products or services via electronic means. E-Commerce uses a combination of Internet technology, mobile commerce, electronic funds transfers, escrowing services, electronic data interchange, supply chain management, inventory management systems, Internet marketing, data collection systems, and many other technologies and innovative business systems. Most, if not all, e-commerce transactions use the Internet for at least one point of the transaction.
E-Tailing
While e-commerce can take on many forms, one of the most common practices related to electronic commerce is the practice of "e-tailing." Also known as "virtual storefronts," this is the practice of listing products for sale in a catalog format on a website. Some e-tail sites (perhaps most notably Amazon.com) take this a step further and aggregate numerous smaller stores into a unified system like a "virtual mall."
Other Forms of E-Commerce
Other examples of e-commerce include subscription sites, mobile application sales, electronic book purchases, online auctions, and the procurement of various services via the web.
For more information on e-commerce, please review the materials below. Additionally, should you require legal assistance, you can visit our Law Firms page for a list of attorneys in your area.
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