E-commerce?

**clxkzj** · 08-07-2009 05:07 AM

1. the general potential that e-commerce offers to a business
2. tge barriers to a business developing e-commerce
3. how barriers can be overcome
4. the help available to businesses to develop their e-commerce potential
5. the protecting of payments and security of client information in e-commerce

**Lance Burkhart** · 08-07-2009 02:10 PM

10 years too late

**ERR** · 08-07-2009 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by Lance Burkhart

10 years too late

*to

**Lance Burkhart** · 08-07-2009 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by ERR

*to

wow, if you're gonna correct someone, at least be right....it's "too", which is an adjective. Your using the preposition "to" improperly. "To" can also be an adverb but since there is no verb in my phrase, I'm sure you didn't mean that use. Thanks for playing. Now look into the camera and say "I am not smarter than a 5th grader".

**ERR** · 08-07-2009 03:13 PM

Originally Posted by Lance Burkhart

wow, if you're gonna correct someone, at least be right....it's "too", which is an adjective. Your using the preposition "to" improperly. "To" can also be an adverb but since there is no verb in my phrase, I'm sure you didn't mean that use. Thanks for playing. Now look into the camera and say "I am not smarter than a 5th grader".

Guy, if you're using it is an adjective what is "too" describing? "too" describes/deals with excess, so what is the excess in that statement? Now look into the camera and say 'I watch lame game shows on basic cable like the rest of Middle America."

**Lance Burkhart** · 08-07-2009 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by ERR

Guy, if you're using it is an adjective what is "too" describing? "too" describes/deals with excess, so what is the excess in that statement? Now look into the camera and say 'I watch lame game shows on basic cable like the rest of Middle America."

Fellow, "too" describes "late". specifically it describes the degree/duration of lateness he is on this topic, which is 10 years. I agree with you that "too" can describe excess but "too" is not limited to that usage. clearly, you are TOO dumb and stubborn to understand that you are wrong so i will finish arguing with you and go back to middle america where people know the language. That's my FINAL ANSWER!

too - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary