CYBER SHOPPER

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CYBERSHOPPER Pinnacle Communications, Inc. 9116 Cypress Green Drive Jacksonville FL 32256 CYBER SHOPPER;computer networks server services providing a graphical interface to remote computer users through one or more computer networks for shopping guides and publications for electronic apparatus; automobiles and other vehicles and parts therefor; antiques, coins, stamps and other collectibles; hobbies specialties; dining, entertainment and special event listings;
CYBERSHOPPER Audits & Surveys Worldwide, Inc. 650 Avenue of the Americas NewYork NY 10011 CYBER SHOPPER;MYSTERY SHOPPING SERVICES BY TRAINED PROFESSIONALS RECRUITED, TRAINED AND DEPLOYED OVER A GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK WHO POSE AS CUSTOMERS TO EVALUATE THE QUALITY OF GOODS OR SERVICES DELIVERED ON-LINE OR THROUGH TRADITIONAL CHANNELS;
CYBERSHOPPER FOURTH GENERATION MARKETING, INC. 814 SUNSET STREET NEW HAMPTON IA 50659 CYBER SHOPPER;advertising services, namely, providing advertising over the internet;
CYBERSHOPPER Feuling, John S. 4131 SE 23rd Street Des Moines IA 50320 CYBER SHOPPER;advertising services, namely, providing advertising over the internet;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A shopping environment process includes determining when a shopper is in proximity to an item by detecting a wireless transmission from a shopper device associated with the shopper. A purchase price of the item is determined based in part on the identity of the shopper. A graphical interface of a shelving device associated with the item then displays the purchase price. The interface enables the shopper to purchase the item. The item is then included in a virtual shopping cart associated with the user if the user purchases the item. The shopper device may include a card reader enabling the shopper to associate with the shopper device by swiping a loyalty card. The shelving device can communicate with a customer database server by sending a wireless communication to an intermediate shelving device and transmitting the communication from the intermediate shelving device to a repeater device connected to a wired network.