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What is eBusiness? eBusiness is the ability to safely and securely conduct business on the Internet. The term "eBusiness" is a more generic term than "eCommerce" because it not only encompasses the selling of goods and services, but also consists of servicing customers and collaborating with business partners.

For example, search engine marketing, email, instant messaging, online bulletin boards, and chat rooms are all forms of communication used to service customers and talk to business partners and, therefore, are a part of eBusiness.

Are you looking to conduct business on the Internet? PatrickHardy.com can help you! Here's why.

We create, host, and maintain automated eBusiness solutions that save you time, money, protect your business, and generate revenue for your company with a significant return on your investment, so you can do what you do best… run your business.

Developing a sound eBusiness strategy for your company is not an easy task. In fact, did you know that many businesses owners who think that because their website uses SSL, a technology used to scramble customers' personal information, they are secure from fraudulent activity? This is wrong. DEAD WRONG! And here's why.

SSL does not mean complete security.

Let's take look at a very good example. Rob Frankel, a world-renowned branding expert and a good friend, has been a victim of fraud. He thought that because he had a website that scrambled credit card information, no one could break into his website and steal money from his company. Well, guess what? He found himself a victim of a theft of more than $2,600! Here's how it happened.

Someone visited Rob's website with a bunch of credit card numbers. They wanted to see which card numbers were valid to make fraudulent purchases. In order to do this, the fraudster attempted to make purchases of $0.00. Yes, that is correct, zero dollars and zero cents!

For every attempt made to verify a credit card transaction, your gateway or merchant account provider charges you a fee to verify an account. Therefore, the more transactions you have to verify, the more money you, the merchant, have to pay to conduct business.

After EIGHT THOUSAND attempts by the fraudster to verify credit card numbers, Rob had a bill from his merchant account provider for more than $2,600! And you know what else? He did not make a single sale from those verifications!

If Rob came to PatrickHardy.com to help implement his eBusiness strategy, he could have saved himself a lot of money!

Do not become a victim like Rob!

Call us today for an absolutely FREE consultation on how we can help you protect and grow your business AUTOMATICALLY. Remember, you are under no obligation to work with us. However, if you don't want to be a victim of ecommerce theft, we strongly suggest that you contact us today!