Abstract: A computer-implemented system, method, and computer program are disclosed for optimizing buy-side advertising factors for an internet-based first advertising campaign, thereby improving the performance of the first advertising campaign. The optimization involves classifying and identifying stored advertisement campaigns that share similar data, such as subject matter, advertising parameters, and result parameters, to a first advertising campaign that is to be optimized. Advertising factors, including pricing options and pricing values, are then computed by performing multivariate analysis on advertising parameters and result parameters corresponding to the stored advertising campaigns that perform optimally compared to the first advertising campaign to be optimized.

Abstract: Electronic commerce system and method allowing a customer having an account with a first payment service provider based in a home network to purchase goods and services from a merchant having an account with a second payment service provider based in a remote network, including: first payment service provider with which a customer desiring a transaction with a merchant has an account; a home network on which first payment service provider is based; second payment service provider with which the merchant has an account; a remote network on which second payment service provider is based, by means of which the merchant communicates with the second payment service provider; at least two payment gateways, of which first payment gateway is associated with first payment service provider and second payment gateway is associated with second payment service provider, and a general network by means of which the payment gateways communicate.

Abstract: The present invention provides e-mail communication management system for generating an e-mail user interface on a display device such that the e-mail user interface implements e-mail messaging for root e-mail address where a user can generate a suffix in order to associate each suffix e-mail address comprising a domain, user and suffix name with an existing directory at the e-mail user interface. The system provides the user with a plurality of suffix selections to accept, reject or otherwise sort the different e-mail messages.

Abstract: A method for providing e-mail communication is provided in which an e-mail user interface is generated on a display device. The e-mail user interface implements e-mail messaging for a root e-mail address that includes a domain name and a username. Upon receiving a request from a user, the method generates a first suffix e-mail address, and creates a first directory on the e-mail user interface for the first suffix e-mail address. The first suffix e-mail address includes the domain name, the username, and a first suffix name. Upon receiving an e-mail message having a destination address including the domain name and the username, the method stores the e-mail message in the first directory if the destination address includes the first suffix. In accordance with further aspects of this embodiment, a plurality of suffix e-mail addresses can be created, each having a corresponding directory on the e-mail user interface.

Abstract: A method for providing e-mail communication is provided in which an e-mail user interface is generated on a display device. The e-mail user interface implements e-mail messaging for a root e-mail address that includes a domain name and a username. Upon receiving a request from a user, the method generates a first suffix e-mail address, and creates a first directory on the e-mail user interface for the first suffix e-mail address. The first suffix e-mail address includes the domain name, the username, and a first suffix name. Upon receiving an e-mail message having a destination address including the domain name and the username, the method stores the e-mail message in the first directory if the destination address includes the first suffix. In accordance with further aspects of this embodiment, a plurality of suffix e-mail addresses can be created, each having a corresponding directory on the e-mail user interface.