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SIS MERCADO (Sales international Services & Information Technology) with Business-Aruba.com, is happy to announce than we are organizing a course in On-line Shopping & On-line Travel Guide;

The technology of on-line shopping and travel arranging is based on our on-line mechanisms listed at: www.business-aruba.com & www.sismercado.com web sites.

 The Course:

• On-line Shopping coming with all tools to learn all the intricate process of buying on-line using banking tools and credit cards payment methods, shipping process, nomination of cargo making the many steps necessary for the final result of saving money and buying more for less, effortless and second nature.  

  1.  How to be prepare for shopping:

  2. on line Banking:

  3. Set-up Credits card:

     1. VISA

     2. MASTERCARD

     3. AMEX

     4. DINER CLUB

     5. DISCOVERY

     6. OTHERS

  4. On-line banking off side Aruba like BANK OF AMERICA

  5.  Shipping companies:

     1.  Curries

     2.  P.O. Box services

     3.  USA Address services

     4.  Shipping cargo

     5.  Forwarding cargo

     6. Airlines

     7. Some local vendors On-line

 On-line Travel Arranging includes all tools to learn how to reserve, rent, and plan a complete itinerary; all types of travel products and practical technology for use globally in Aruba and outside of Aruba. The final result: save time, save money, buy more for less and be sure you get exactly what you want.

• On-line traveling: 

• o        Worlds Hotels

• o        Worlds Resorts

• o        Global Rent a car

• o        Airlines

• o        Vacations packages

• o        Vacations rentals

• o      Vacation Ownership

• o        Cruises

• o        Banks:

• o        Credits card:

• §         VISA

• §          MASTERCARD

• §         AMEX

• §         DINER CLUB

• §         DISCOVERY

• §         OTHERS

• o        On-line banking

• o        Others on-line business

• On-line payment:

  • Pay Pal.

  • other credit card payments

 We have the tools for participants to have complete on-line support before, during and after shopping and the reservation procedure using your branded business locally in Aruba.

If you are interested in participating in our on-line course, we request your company business provide us with a sponsorship for advertising in exchange for bringing your needs to future on-line prospects. You can supplant your business and stimulate a new customer base by creating a web presence with on-line products and technology.

 If you will participate with your business support, we will need the information regarding your service on-line. This offer allows you to take the advantage of the upcoming seminar by bringing one member from your business to explain what your service provides and will include your logo for the poster of the Online course plus in ads in various publications and you will be mentioned in any other media formats.  

 We are looking forward to hearing from you. If you have any questions or requests for more information, please call me any time.

 Best regards,

Hector Marcelo Mercado

Managing Director

& IT Specialist Web Developer

SIS MERCADO

Cell: 561-2885 / 733-1346

info@sismercado.com

marcelo@business-aruba.com

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Online Shopping: What You Need to Know   Important!Most of the presentations on this web site must be viewed with the free RealPlayer® software.   Online Shopping: What You Need to Know discusses the use of the Internet to make household purchases. This presentation describes the growth of online shopping, common online shopping concerns such as privacy, payment methods, shipping costs, and characteristics of quality online shopping Web sites. Author: Barbara O'Neill, Ph.D., CFP (Extension Specialist in Financial Resource Management, Rutgers Cooperative Research & Extension) Duration: 9 minutes, 49 seconds View: View Presentation (for slow Internet connections) View Presentation (for fast Internet connections) Additional Resources: References   Web Sites   Transcript of Presentation

Trends in 2007: online shopping

Safer Online Shopping

Mac Most Now 10: Online Shopping Safety

Regina Lewis-Good Morning America-Online Shopping

Online Shopping Soars

http://aruba.etraverus.com

ON-LINE TRAVEL GUIDE

Packing Tips Online

Save a Buck: Ship ’n’ Save

Now that airlines are charging for checked bags, you might want to consider shipping  them ahead, using a ground service like FedEx or UPS. Most big airlines now charge up to $25 one-way to check a second bag, more for additional or overweight bags (see Sky High Luggage).     

Sending a 26-inch, 40-pound suitcase from Manhattan to downtown Chicago costs about $25 on FedEx, $27 by UPS; from Manhattan to downtown Los Angeles, about $41 on FedEx, $49 by UPS. A bag weighing 55 pounds shipped from New York to Miami Beach is about $39 on FedEx, $43 by UPS. The same “heavy” bag could cost $50 to $100 on some airlines.
 

Shipped baggage is tracked and takes two to four business days to arrive, so you’ll need to pack in advance if you want your things to be there when you arrive. But, just think, you won’t have to drag bags around the airport, wait in lines to check them, hang around the carousel—or worry about lost luggage. To calculate your own shipping costs, visit FedEx.com and UPS.com.

 

How often do you waste valuable trip time looking for the basics that you forgot to pack? Plan ahead with these Web sites that help you remember all the items you need, and to leave behind those things you can do without.

http://www.dontforgetyourtoothbrush.com/

	You’re nearly at the airport, suddenly:
	“Who locked the front door?” “Can the neighbours get in to feed the budgie?” “Are the prescription tablets still on the hall table?”

http://www.onebag.com/

Learn how to Lighten your Load!

Tips for Traveling Abroad

http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/tips_1232.html

For detailed information about steps you can take to ensure a safe trip, see How to Have a Safe Trip.  Meanwhile, here are some quick tips to make your travel easier and safer:  

http://www.globalsafehaven.org

	Worldwide
	Security
	Increasing your personal security while traveling.   GENERAL TRAVEL SECURITY Basic precautions can lessen threats to your personal security. At All Times and In All Places Blend in as much as possible, especially in your dress and appearance. Avoid an obvious tourist appearance. When sightseeing, try not to appear overwhelmed by an attraction. Such behavior makes you appear more vulnerable to a criminal. Keep cameras and video equipment in a bag when possible; avoid walking around with such items hanging from your neck. Avoid viewing maps in plain view; thieves prey on travelers who seem lost or disoriented. Do not accept food or drink from strangers; would-be criminals often try to drug their victims through food and drink. Ignore attempts by locals to provoke an argument. Change the topic of discussion and, if possible, remove yourself from the situation. At Your Hotel Do not discuss personal matters with strangers, including your itinerary, place of lodging or mode of transportation. Lock hotel room, connecting room and balcony doors, and all windows. Know the local emergency assistance phone number and how to use the local phone system. Store all unneeded personal documents and excess cash in the hotel or room safe. Meet people, especially strangers, only in the hotel lobby and not in your room. Getting Around Have hotel management call for a taxi rather than trying to hail one yourself. Be knowledgeable of any restricted areas requiring entry permits, and attain these documents before traveling to such locations. Do not photograph police stations, military installations, government buildings, airports, ports or train stations without first determining whether photography is permitted. If in doubt, ask permission from someone in authority before taking any photographs. On the Street Avoid walking alone at night. Do not take shortcuts or go off well-traveled roads. Stay on well-lit main streets when possible. If disoriented, ask for directions only from uniformed officers or individuals of obvious authority. Do not accept rides from strangers or new acquaintances. Avoid all demonstrations or other civil disturbances; leave the area immediately if caught in an impromptu assembly. Seek immediate shelter from violent situations; hotels, large restaurants, museums and police stations are good places to take refuge. Withdraw money from ATMs only during daylight hours and preferably only in banks or hotels. Report suspicious activity to your hotel's management, the police and/or your embassy or consulate.

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