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UNIVERSAL FOLDING ROLLING BARBECUE CART IN AFFORDABLE PRICE AT GRILLTOWN

Its Description as Below:

FITS SQ200, GPT1813G

Product Size 31"(W)x19"(D)x26"(H)

Table Universal Plastic Table

Cart Extruded aluminum "X" type foldable pulling legs with hooks

Wheel 2 Wide Stable Plastic Wheels with Stainless Steel wheel cover

Can be used to transport BBQTEK GPT1813G, SQ-258, SQ-200 and other models.

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UNIVERSAL FOLDING ROLLING BARBECUE CART AT BBQTEK

We at bbqtek online Store in Canada offer Universal Folding Rolliing BBQ Cart. It’s measurement as Product Size: 31"(W)x19"(D)x26"(H) Table: Universal Plastic Table Cart Extruded aluminum "X" type foldable pulling legs with hooks Wheel : 2 Wide Stable Plastic Wheels with Stainless Steel wheel cover Can be used to transport BBQTEK GPT1813G, SQ-258, SQ-200 and other models.

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Why Malone Kayak Cart Is a Fit for All Kayaks?

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We’ve been hearing a lot about PayPal’s ambitions to integrate technology into the offline and mobile experience, with the recent launch of Beacon, a device that enables hands free checkins in stores and payments. But much of the core of PayPal’s business is its online payments and checkout technology which is used by many online merchants to enable payments. Today, the payments giant is debuting asimpler checkout experience online for merchants to embed in their e-commerce sites.

Similar the existing “pay with PayPal” technology, purchasers can click a pay with PayPal icon on a merchant’s site at checkout. But instead of being taken to a PayPal page, the entire payments experience, including logging into PayPal, choosing a credit card/account, inputting billing/shipping info and more, takes place in a small window on the retailer’s page. So you never leave the retailer at all.

PayPal says it is piloting this new checkout experience with a few partners and will make it more generally available to large merchants during the first half of this year. And PayPal plans to eventually expand this to small and medium sized merchants.

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Believe it or not, we’re entering the thick of what’s expected to be the biggest holiday season in ecommerce history. To help you capitalize on this golden opportunity, it’s been our mission all year long to provide you with new tools and features that will help you sell more while streamlining business operations. With this mission in mind, we’re particularly excited to share the latest additions to the Volusion platform, including a greatly improved mobile commerce experience, automatic tax calculations and a new storefront editor.   Enhanced mobile commerce and native mobile app Customers are greatly increasing their shopping activities on mobile devices, leveraging the convenience of researching and purchasing products anytime, anywhere. Based on this trend and your feedback, we’ve made big improvements to our mobile commerce capabilities, helping to optimize both the shopping and checkout experience for customers visiting your site via their smartphones. - See more at: http://onlinebusiness.volusion.com/articles/new-mobile-checkout-native-mobile-app-and-page-editor-tool/#sthash.sFMGTzwY.dpuf

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Armed with $258 million in new funding from Google Ventures and TPG, Uber is making a big change to its payments structure that could help adoption and transactions internationally. Uber is making PayPal a payments option, leveraging a new mobile SDK for both Android and iOS that the payments giant is releasing in Q1.

With the PayPal integration and new SDK, Uber now allows you to add your PayPal account as a payments option the same way you would add a credit card to Uber. To add your PayPal account you simply enter in your email/password or phone number and pin, and you’ll be logged in. Via the new mobile SDK, the Uber app won’t redirect to PayPal the way it normally would in the sign-in process. You simply enter your credentials within the app. And you won’t have to login every time to use PayPal in Uber.

PayPal CEO David Marcus explained in an interview today that this new SDK is just one step further in providing developers and users with a frictionless payments experience.

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Grocery delivery service Instacartrecently opened up shop in Chicago, marking its first expansion outside of the Bay Area.

Despite self-described strong unit economics and a service that is quite popular in its home market, the company was slow to expand geographically. Before the Chicago move, if you asked Instacart why, their answer was simple: They wanted to lock down their model before they took it on the road.

Two months in, how is the company doing? Instacart CEO Apoorva Mehta told TechCrunch today that his company is now serving more deliveries now in Chicago than they did in their 40th week in the Bay Area.

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A year and a half after launch,Trendabl — the Instagram-like social platform strictly for fashion photos — has introduced e-commerce to its offerings. It’s a natural next step for a service that already lets users, brands, and magazines upload photos and tag the items pictured.

Until this point, Trendabl has focused on building up its user community and signing well-known brands like Michael Kors, Barneys, and Diane Von Furstenberg. It’s launching ecommerce with about 15 smaller retailers, including Singer22, Reece Hudson, Young and Reckless, and Anita Ko. The application process is now open to all brands and retailers in the U.S., and Trendabl has been at work approving those.

Not every photograph in a user’s feed is shoppable, and those that are have an additional “Buy” button. The app now has an additional curated shop feed for those who don’t want to sift through shoppable and non-shoppable items to find their next buy. But the goal down the line is to make every single post shoppable, said Trendabl founder Jon Alagem.