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Clubwww1 is one of the largest content service providers on the web,  linking vendors and merchants with shoppers and customers.

Shopping Online

Cluwww1.com is the future of the internet and in particular one stop shopping, learning, buying and selling. To be apart of what clubwww1 represents is to live and work with a fresh company with evolving ideas. If you have what it takes to works with minimum supervision but maximum effort then join the club.

Before you buy online, read our tips to make sure you are safe, secure and that you get the best price.

Many tips on buying on the internet are the same as for buying from a shop, such as:

• Shop around. That great deal might well be on offer somewhere else - and cheaper.
• Use retailers and services you know about - or ones that have been personally recommended to you.

But there are also extra things to remember when shopping online:

• A company might have a great website, but that doesn't mean it's law-abiding.
• Make sure you know the trader's full address - especially if the company is based outside the UK. The internet makes buying from abroad easy so it’s important you know your rights.
• Don't assume an internet company is based in the UK just because its web address has 'uk' in it - check out the physical address and phone number.

Clubwww1 provides the quality at your finger tips, a quality that comes with working with the best companies around the world. Enjoy the benefits and if you chose the rewards.

The task, apart from the entertainment, games and the like, is to search for and review information.  From the information to prepare or make an informed choice, whether it is for educational purposes, personal circumstances or business activities.  The result of the process will affect or change a future motion or reaction.

• Take into account the shipping, postage and packing costs. Weigh them up against the parking and travelling costs you would have to pay if you went to the high street.
• Although shopping from overseas websites is relatively safe it may be difficult to enforce your contract if things go wrong. If the item or service is over £100 then consider paying by credit card.
• Look for websites that have a secure way of paying (known as an encryption facility) - these show a padlock at the bottom of the screen when you are filling in the payment details.
• Check whether the company has a privacy statement that tells you what it will do with your personal information.

Before you buy

• Make a note of the company's contact details, including a street address and landline telephone number. Never rely on just an email address or a post office box.

What to do if things go wrong

• If you buy goods on the internet, you still have the same rights as if you were shopping on the high street, in relation to faulty or poorly described goods.
• In addition, you are entitled to a seven working-day 'cooling off' period.

The worldwide web or as it is better known the Internet has changed the way we seek information.  Surfing the net is now probably the number 1 past time for many people.

Clubwww1 offers a systematic approach to researching the vast amount of information on the worldwide web.  Membership (Associate, Full or Premier) is open to everyone young or old.  New or experienced users can request personal tutoring or schedule appointments. The program offers real value and saves time.

Look for firms that are part of an independent approval scheme. These are companies that have signed up to particular standards. These include measures to:

• Protect your privacy.
• Ensure your payments are secure.
• Let you know what you've agreed to.
• Tell you how to cancel orders.
• Deliver goods or services within agreed timescales.
• Protect children.
• Sort out complaints - regardless of where you live.

Please note: There are many different trader approval schemes worldwide - so check out what their particular approval means.

• You should also remember that you may have to pay for shipping costs, customs duty, VAT, etc. All these hidden costs can push up the price of the goods or service. It should be quite clear if you are expected to pay any extra costs and VAT should be included in the price quoted.