
However, I would expect that "Product Reviews" and "Image Uploader" on cs-cart to be improved
http://www.iecsp.com...pping-cart.html

Posted 26 November 2012 - 03:54 AM #1
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I am using XC and I can tell you did a poor evaluation of this shopping cart. Just an example of many you gave it 3 stars for Product Comparison. Well, my friend this is so bad. Comparing with all these solutions XC Feature Comparison is the most featured. Please try being observer, not addicted to a special software. Also some untrue things about Magento, Prestashop and Open Cart. Before call "CS-Cart is the best" do a deeper investigation and spend months with all these solution. I like CS-Cart, but in fact all have something that other don't. If someone will suck all good things from all and create a new platform, that one should be called "the best".
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Posted 13 June 2013 - 04:57 PM #8
IECSP you may want to add the new creloaded into you comparisons, they are moving away from base oscommerce code to produce something special and totally responsive. http://www.loaded7.com/
Posted 15 June 2013 - 02:19 AM #9
IECSP you may want to add the new creloaded into you comparisons, they are moving away from base oscommerce code to produce something special and totally responsive. http://www.loaded7.com/
Posted 15 June 2013 - 02:20 AM #10
It is just an attempted off-shoot of opencart based on the VQMod framework, difference is it costs $700.00 plus to have any essential B2B features, nothing impressive there............ Regarding having a "Responsive Design", well, this is also a base feature in CS-Cart 4.x
BTW, Albert, feel free to use my freakin review if you like!
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Posted 09 July 2013 - 06:53 AM #16
So CS cart is not for you if you have a big database, it can handle 5k to 6k products and not more than this.
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