eMarketer: Retailers Could Profit From Being More Worldly Online

Fraud from international customers is so rampant that only about six in ten e-commerce companies accept non-domestic transactions, according to a CyberSource study. Only an additional five percent plan on starting to accept international transactions in the future. Additional factors weighing on the decision to limit sales include tougher logistics and export regulations. Low sales prospects was not a strong factor, with only 12 percent of businesses indicating concerns.