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Method and system for conducting business in a transnational E-commerce network

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  • US RE40,753 E1
  • Filed: 08/30/2005
  • Issued: 06/16/2009
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/19/2000
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A method for conducting on-line purchasing in an e-Commerce transnational business environment, purchasing being conducted over a computer network comprising a payment server having a credit card information transaction security system, a Web, DB server having a credit card information transaction security system less secure than the credit card information transaction security system of the payment server, at least one first remote computer, at least one second remote computer, at least one first communication channel connecting the at least one first remote computer to the payment server and to the Web, DB server, at least one second communication channel connecting the at least one second remote computer to the Web, DB server, and at least one third communication channel connecting the Web, DB server to the payment server, the method comprising the steps of:

  • a) positioning the Web, DB server in one of a first nation state and a second nation state;

    b) positioning the payment server in the first nation state;

    c) using the at least one first remote computer to identify an item to be purchased from at least one item registered for purchase on the Web, DB server;

    d) communicating a purchase request for the item identified to be purchased by a buyer from the at least one first remote computer to the Web, DB server;

    e) switching of communication from the buyer with the Web, DB server to the payment server;

    f) providing credit card payment information by the buyer for the item to be purchased from the at least one first remote computer to the payment server;

    g) transferring credit card payment confirmation information from the payment server to the Web, DB server; and

    h) up-dating the Web, DB server with respect to the purchase of the item identified by the buyer.

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