RediCart Perl script

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RediCart is a powerful Perl-based shopping cart system designed to enable you to accept credit card, check, and EFT payments online in real-time. RediCart is a powerful Perl-based shopping cart system designed to enable you to accept credit card, check, and EFT payments online in real-time. It is designed to work with iTransact's payment acceptance services (RediCharge and RediCheck), but you can modify it to work elsewhere. Features: - No per-transaction or usage fees. - Only three small Perl scripts for easy installation - Header and Footer HTML pages for quick set-up - Uses customer's IP address to track cart contents - Advanced shipping charge options. (quantity, weight, price) - Advanced tax options. (flat rate, by state) - Fully documented step-by-step installation instructions. - Customer order completion can be handled on iTransact's secure (SSL) server (for those merchants who register with iTransact). - Optional professional installation.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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