Shopping Cart Blues

Among the unusual new things the Web has brought into our lives is the online shopping cart.  As a small business, I've had to deal with several of these and there are pluses and minuses to each one.

Open Cart is the one I'm using now.  It's great in many ways but has some quirks, too.

For example, recently a customer sent an e-mail asking when a certain product would be back in stock. Huh?  I didn't know anything was out of stock.

Checking the administrative area of my Open Cart capability, I discovered to my great surprise that several products were listed as out of stock.

It's particularly dismaying when some Web quirk affects customers.  They are golden and I am grateful for each one who visits.

I've fixed the problem and will check this regularly in the future to make sure it doesn't reoccur.  

Features That Work

There is no doubt that many cats take to Natural Scratch with little prompting by their human companions. Regardless of the cat's willingness to do naturally and without persuasion what you want it to do, it can be trained to claw Natural Scratch exclusively. No exceptions.

With features such as the softness of white cedar and red cedar; the Mouse Hole and Antenna (interactive toys); excellent stability; and the training booklet, Natural Scratch has nearly everything most cat lovers need to succeed.

Add a kitty treat reward your cat craves, consistency, and love, and you're nearly home free. Now all you need to do is put forth a little time.

Soon, your cat will be scratching exactly where you want it to: Natural Scratch.