The impact of the credit crunch is already rearing its ugly head as far as holiday shopping is concerned, because projected consumer spending online is remaining steady at $100 to $250 dollars on average. According to the eBillme Online Spending Index, a quarterly survey that is designed to examine online spending by consumers, the credit [...]
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