1a)

1b)
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Returns

Click the links below for information about returning items you buy from Amazon.com. Other
return-related topics can be found in the Related Topics section at the bottom of the page.

Visiting the Online Returns Center

General Returns Policy
Product-Specific Returns Policies
Refunds

Visiting the Online Returns Center

If you need to return an item, our online Returns Center will guide you through the returns
process and provide you with a printable return shipping label.

General Returns Policy

You may return most new, unopened items sold and fulfilled by Amazon.com within 30 days of
delivery for a full refund. We'll also pay the return shipping costs if the return is a result of our
error (you received an incorrect or defective item, etc.). Read our full General Returns Policy for
information on exchanges, and for further details and policy exceptions.

Product-Specific Returns Policies

Some items (such as toys, jewelry, or electronics) may have special returns policies. Please visit
our Product Specific Policies Return Help page for more information. This page also contains
policies for items purchased from third-party Amazon.com Merchants or Marketplace sellers.

Refunds

You should expect to receive your refund within four weeks of giving your package to the return
shipper, however, in many cases you will receive a refund more quickly. This time period includes
the transit time for us to receive your return from the shipper (5 to 10 business days), the time it
takes us to process your return once we receive it (3 to 5 business days), and the time it takes
your bank to process our refund request (5 to 10 business days). We'll notify you via e-mail of
your refund once we've received and processed the returned item.

Items that are opened or returned more than 30 days after delivery will receive a partial refund.
See our Refunds page for more details.

Related Topics
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1d) Product Directory
1c) Benefits
 - There are more products and services in this Amazon.com web site where I can find
every product and services there.

- The products are cheaper and services are also good and cheaper too.

- It also have instant delivery where we can order it and get it near to our house.

- Information are available and so easy to get.

2a. I have tried an applications via on e-bay.com. this electronic commerce website is more
easier to get information, more cheaper, variable and also participation in auction.

2b. This applicatioan has facility on ordering section via order form, and also we can get the
product by our self or door delivery. It also have information that we can have by click on
the product that we need. It also have electronic communities and easy for we to
communicate each other.
What is electronic publishing

Clearly, not every online activity constitutes an act of electronic publishing.

Similarly, not everybody with enthusiasm coupled with a videocorder, editing-
table and a TV-set is into the film-making or TV business.
Internet activities involving placement of electronic information into readers' hands fall
into one of the four general groups:
electronic messaging (email, listservs, IRC (internet relay chat), USENET
postings)
electronic information (placement on personal and corporate home-pages,
announcements of forthcoming conferences, etc.
electronic cataloging and directory services (placement of directory pages for an
institution or for a group of Internet resources etc.)
electronic publishing proper
For the purposes if this report I propose that we define electronic publishing as an activity
which is:
intentional
[people know what they intend doing, the material is carefully selected, processed
and packaged]
accountable
[there is an identifiable person/organization responsible for (a) quality in the
content of disseminated materials; (b) legal and financial implications of such
material]
sustainable
[the activity does not lead to an instantaneous bankruptcy of the protagonists, and
it is not based on a series of happy-go-lucky, ad-hoc arrangements]
systematic
[all seven publishing steps are smoothly inter-linked, with equal emphasis placed
on the quality of operations taking place in the course of each of those steps as
well as between them]
cumulative
[operating procedures are gradually refined, improved and optimised, while
previously issued materials are easily retrievable in one form or another]
In other words, electronic publishing activities are aimed at systematic harvesting,
processing and delivery of substantial chunks of information (scholarly/factual
materials, news, software, entertainment, games etc.) in electronic format to the public
(users, purchasers)
The resultant electronic information can be distributed either:
via a network (LAN, WAN, Internet, intranet) or
on physical media such as computer diskettes, tapes, CD-ROM disks,
and can be made available either free-of-charge or at some cost to the user.