E-commerce I and II

        Thousands of dot.com companies invested over $125 billions in financial capital.

        During E-CommerceI, people believed in achieving fast market stability.

        The ideas of this period emphasized that the governments and courts could not possibly regulate the internet.

        People that were a part of this era empahsized on destroying the traditional ways of commerce and introduce new ways of shopping--online.

        Investors in E-Commerce II are more careful about investing their money because they have seen big money losses in E-Commerce I.

        A number of first E-Commerce movers are now out of business.

        It has been observed that merchants lose customers if they atttempt to raise price for greater profit.

        The overall revenues from E-Commerce will continue to rise rapidly.