>#2. Personally, I don't think it makes a difference. I'd agree with that for the most part. It's certainly never been a big problem for me not to have it. It's kind of a pain to do since they have requirements you have to meet (such as including echeck capability) that many sites really don't need. It may be useful for some carts to get listed on their site....a customer just signing up with them might use that list to search for compatible carts. But in many of those cases, they don't have a server with ColdFusion and so can't use a CF cart anyway.
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