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If I read the information correctly I need to have another service that allows me to have a website, right? I currently have a site that is hosted on DreamHost using Zen Cart which is open source software. The site has become infected, is down for maintenance, and I don't know if it can be salvaged in a cost effective way. I plan to stop using Zen Cart. So this has me looking at other options where I will not have to maintain site security through uploads and patches. In order to use E-Junkie it seems that I need to have my domain name, a host company plus some something to have a site. I assume that means going to yet another company. Am I duplicating steps? Can anyone recommend a company or steer me in the right direction? My site will need to be set up for both virtual and tangible items.

Just from looking in the forums it seems that a number of people who ask questions are setting up sites for their clients. That tells me they know something about how to do this. I know absolutely nothing about this and find it all very confusing. Can someone with not idea of how this works and no experiencing coding figure this out? Without any live customer service, either through live chat or a phone number, I am a bit concerned and would appreciate any input from experienced users.

Thanks!

Yes, the typical use of our service involves copying the ready-made HTML codes we provide for your View Cart and Add to Cart buttons, so you can paste those codes into your own Web site pages, wherever you want the buttons to appear among your own layout, images and text content on your own site. We can recommend some Web site resources here:
http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/resources.htm

Our system is designed to be really quite straightforward to configure and set up, and you have a fully-functional 7-day free trial period which begins as soon as you register for an E-junkie login. Our Getting Started help page is a good place to begin setting up your E-junkie service:
http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.sell.htm

We provide all routine support via email and on this Forum if you encounter any problems or have questions about how to accomplish something in particular with our service. We typically respond to support inquiries within less than 24 hours, and usually same-day if it comes in early enough:
https://www.e-junkie.com/ej/contact.php

For prohibitive cost reasons we cannot provide live one-on-one support, but we can refer you to our Directory of competent and E-junkie-experienced independent Developers who are available for hire to help you out, and EasyE-junkie.com in particular focuses on personal training and tutorials:
http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/developer-directory.htm