FAQ
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Nothing appears to happen when I click the "Add to cart" button?
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Answers:
A: When the "Add to cart" button is clicked, your item is added to your shopping cart. It may appear as if nothing has
happened but you can check by looking at the right hand side of the page up in the box labeled "Your cart". The "Your Cart" area shows the number of different items and dollar amount ordered. To make your shopping experience more efficient we do not take you to your cart each time you click "Add to cart". Click the "View Cart" link at any time to see the contents of your shopping cart.
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Our products with multiple units, (books for example) will allow you to buy more than 1 unit. But most of our inventory is unique individual specimens so there is only 1 in stock and when it's sold it is removed from inventory automatically. We also sell E-products like screensavers that are downloadable files. These items do not show a
quantity because it would not make sense to say we had only so many downloads available.
A: All of our unique individual items will say "Now in cart" when you click the "Add to cart" button. Our multiple item products will not show any change. If you click on a book for example, you will add the book to your shopping cart. If you click on the "Add to cart" button again you will have 2 books in your cart and so on until the inventory runs out.
A: With PayPal you can choose to pay by credit card or with a PayPal account. You do not have to have a PayPal account to pay by credit card. When you checkout with your shopping cart you leave our site and automatically go to PayPal. On PayPal you can decide which payment method to use. At the end of your payment transaction with PayPal we receive notification that you have made payment for your order. As a buyer you never have to worry about how secure our site is because we never see your sensitive information. We have a "Verified" PayPal business account as can be seen by the PayPal Verified Logo on the bottom right hand side of our page. If you have any concerns at all please use the 'Contact Us' form.
