Item 24 - Internet trading

Select Yes from the list at label Q if, in deriving income, the company used the internet to:

• Receive orders for goods and/or services. For example, the company received orders by email or a web page form-rather than by conventional post, telephone or facsimile.

• Receive payment for goods or services. For example, the company received:

  • credit card or charge card details by email or web page form-rather than by conventional post, telephone or facsimile

  • digital cash

• Deliver goods and/or services. For example, the company:

  • used email, the world-wide web file transfer protocol (FTP) to deliver digitised music, news articles or software-rather than conventional post to deliver software on a disk

  • used email, in conjunction with a website, to give advice and received a payment in connection with this advice

  • advertised goods or services of other businesses for a fee on the internet

  • hosted websites

  • provided access to the internet.

Select No from the list at label Q, if the company only used the internet to:

• Advertise the company's goods or services.

• Give support to the company's customers.

• Buy the company's stock.

• Do the company's banking online.