There are lots of good, free shopping carts around (ZenCart is one of my favorites). But a whole shopping cart system is way overkill for what we need. Here at work, we sell only one product through our web site, and only one at a time. Right now, the situation is awful. They have an HTML page for people's credit card info and stuff, but this is the process for placing an order: *Fill out the web form *Print out the web form *Sign the web form *Fax the web form to us *Wait until we manually call our merchant account provider with the order info What a mess. So the question is, are there any good pre-fabbed single order pages out there? Making one myself would be trivial, but I'm a little concerned and a lot uneducated in that realm. We still want to call in the orders manually (they are fairly infrequent) to save on gateway expenses, but having customers print, sign, and fax a web form is ridiculous. Thanks, ~BenDilts( void );

It seems to me that emailing sensitive data to our sales department would kind of defeat the purpose of using SSL to get their credit card info, etc., right? Isn't email pretty easy to tap into? Especially since our email would have to be sent to another domain than our web server is on.

There are actually serveral 3rd party systems out there that can do all of that for you. Try googling POS (Point of Sale) software and see if you can find anything that suits your needs. In terms of taking credit card payments yourself, I'd be very very cautious of storing (in any way, shape or form) any information related to your customers credit line. Doing so comes at a huge liability. Anyways, if none of the above information helps, and you still feel like you need some answers... I've actually got a buddy who sets up accounts like these as a side job. I can get you his email address if you think it would help.

What's wrong with using PayPal or something like that? Check out their developer area to see what you can use them for.