Retail point of sale (RPOS) apparatus for internet merchandising
OwnerJames Leonard Driesseninventor
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The present invention is an apparatus for the money transactions required in the selling of merchandise or media content on the Internet and uses at least one in-person contact with the buyer. A predefined transaction originating at a real place of business authorizes access to web content or merchandise from a place off the web. Purchasers (end-users) must physically go to a retail location to choose the Internet media or merchandise shopping cart they wish to acquire where age can be verified if necessary and payment can be made with or without a credit card. Content security using a non-audible or invisible code signal sequence(s) can provide traceability as well as absolute anonymity for the purchaser. This apparatus can be used to conduct transactions off the web so that business can be done on the web.
A payment system for itemized Internet merchandise or itemized downloadable media material objects, comprising:
Anonymous Internet transaction authorization system or other secure purchase to facilitate the transfer of ownership rights in itemized Internet merchandise or itemized downloadable media material objects, comprising:
A method of merchandise transfer on a computer network comprising at least one buyer computer on a network for operation by a user desiring to buy at least one product and at least one selling computer on said network operating for a purpose to sell said product, the method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.