Comments for Forward Multimedia http://forwardmultimedia.com Sat, 21 Apr 2012 14:43:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on E-Commerce Book Coming Soon by aneka http://forwardmultimedia.com/e-commerce-book-coming-soon#comment-540 aneka Sat, 21 Apr 2012 14:43:06 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=789#comment-540 i am definitely interested in getting this book. there are too many unanswered questions regarding this topic i am definitely interested in getting this book. there are too many unanswered questions regarding this topic

]]> Comment on E-Commerce Book Coming Soon by Jose http://forwardmultimedia.com/e-commerce-book-coming-soon#comment-532 Jose Wed, 18 Apr 2012 15:09:01 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=789#comment-532 excellent, we need to start pushing this in T&T. i'll definetly get it excellent, we need to start pushing this in T&T. i’ll definetly get it

]]> Comment on Now On 1st Page Google T&T by Sherry-Ann http://forwardmultimedia.com/now-on-1st-page-google-tt#comment-531 Sherry-Ann Wed, 18 Apr 2012 00:58:05 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=623#comment-531 Great job my friend!!! Keep it up and put Trinidad on the world wide web!!! Great job my friend!!! Keep it up and put Trinidad on the world wide web!!!

]]> Comment on The Future Of Websites In Trinidad & Tobago by admin http://forwardmultimedia.com/the-future-of-websites-in-trinidad-tobago#comment-489 admin Thu, 29 Mar 2012 22:46:53 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=772#comment-489 The sad truth is that the responsibility is not take seriously in a large enough scale but I'm optimistic still. The sad truth is that the responsibility is not take seriously in a large enough scale but I’m optimistic still.

]]> Comment on The Future Of Websites In Trinidad & Tobago by Myron Yarde http://forwardmultimedia.com/the-future-of-websites-in-trinidad-tobago#comment-488 Myron Yarde Thu, 29 Mar 2012 13:47:38 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=772#comment-488 That's right. It's the first thing customers do before they buy! It is a business responsibility to ensure that a prospect can find relevant information online when a search is made That’s right. It’s the first thing customers do before they buy! It is a business responsibility to ensure that a prospect can find relevant information online when a search is made

]]> Comment on Starting an E-Commerce Website in Trinidad & Tobago, Part 2 by admin http://forwardmultimedia.com/starting-an-e-commerce-website-in-trinidad-tobago-part-2#comment-360 admin Thu, 01 Dec 2011 16:29:06 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=412#comment-360 Sorry for responding so late, comment went into spam. Yes, working on the 3rd installment right now. Sorry for responding so late, comment went into spam. Yes, working on the 3rd installment right now.

]]> Comment on Starting an E-Commerce Website in Trinidad & Tobago, Part 2 by Karelle H http://forwardmultimedia.com/starting-an-e-commerce-website-in-trinidad-tobago-part-2#comment-335 Karelle H Wed, 21 Sep 2011 14:11:49 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=412#comment-335 your articles on e commerce in Trinidad and Tobago are very informative. I am thinking about starting an online business of my own but the payment process and how to handle the delivery of products escapes me...Will you be talking about that in the 3rd part? your articles on e commerce in Trinidad and Tobago are very informative. I am thinking about starting an online business of my own but the payment process and how to handle the delivery of products escapes me…Will you be talking about that in the 3rd part?

]]> Comment on Starting an E-Commerce Website in Trinidad & Tobago, Part 1 by admin http://forwardmultimedia.com/starting-an-e-commerce-website-in-trinidad-tobago-part-1#comment-296 admin Fri, 10 Jun 2011 02:35:16 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=368#comment-296 Part 2 has been released. It answers all of your questions as pertains to the legal framework. I'll be following up with Part 3 in a shorter space of time. Thanks for your interest, I hope I've answered your questions. Part 2 has been released. It answers all of your questions as pertains to the legal framework. I’ll be following up with Part 3 in a shorter space of time. Thanks for your interest, I hope I’ve answered your questions.

]]> Comment on Starting an E-Commerce Website in Trinidad & Tobago, Part 1 by Starting an E-Commerce Website in Trinidad & Tobago, Part 2 | Forward Multimedia http://forwardmultimedia.com/starting-an-e-commerce-website-in-trinidad-tobago-part-1#comment-295 Starting an E-Commerce Website in Trinidad & Tobago, Part 2 | Forward Multimedia Fri, 10 Jun 2011 02:32:15 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=368#comment-295 [...] the Part 1 of this article I talked about the 2 kinds of E-Commerce websites- the shopping cart service from a [...] [...] the Part 1 of this article I talked about the 2 kinds of E-Commerce websites- the shopping cart service from a [...]

]]> Comment on Starting an E-Commerce Website in Trinidad & Tobago, Part 1 by L.D http://forwardmultimedia.com/starting-an-e-commerce-website-in-trinidad-tobago-part-1#comment-279 L.D Mon, 30 May 2011 19:25:30 +0000 http://forwardmultimedia.com/?p=368#comment-279 Hey, Great article. I'm waiting for part 2. You put a lot of things into perspective. Just wanted to hear your take on the legalities of going this route (online business). There doesn't seem to be any solid legal framework for regulating online businesses and online payment transactions (unless i completely missed it in my research) Judging from what I've been reading, this issue is still before Parliament. In your own experience, what would you say are some of the legal implications for setting up an online store in T&T? Have you had any experience with this? Really interested in making this business idea a reality, but I need to make sure that I'm playing by the rules....Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Keep it up! L. Hey,
Great article. I’m waiting for part 2. You put a lot of things into perspective. Just wanted to hear your take on the legalities of going this route (online business). There doesn’t seem to be any solid legal framework for regulating online businesses and online payment transactions (unless i completely missed it in my research) Judging from what I’ve been reading, this issue is still before Parliament. In your own experience, what would you say are some of the legal implications for setting up an online store in T&T? Have you had any experience with this?

Really interested in making this business idea a reality, but I need to make sure that I’m playing by the rules….Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Keep it up!
L.

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