I have set up a field in my db that I called "SoldFlag" and upon confirmation from PayPal I update the multiple items in my cart to SoldFlag = True. 'update the item to sold after a confirmation from paypal For i = 1 to NumCartItems Item_ID = Request.Form("item_number" & i) If Item_ID <> "" Then set Cm = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command") Cm.ActiveConnection = MM_connStore_STRING Cm.CommandText = "UPDATE tblProducts SET SoldFlag = true WHERE Item_ID = '" & Item_ID & "'" Cm.Execute Else Exit For End If Next 'We end the update into our database table Then when I am populating my products page I use this code: <% If rsProducts("SoldFlag") = True Then %> <font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2" color="Red"><b>SOLD</b></font> <% Else %> <%=formatcurrency(rsProducts.Fields.Item("Item_Price").Value,2)%> <% End If %> <% If rsProducts("SoldFlag") = False Then %> You display your "Add to Cart" button. That way your button won't be displayed if it is sold (this is if you popolate your buttons with your database as well.) I do it this way because I sell unique items, but you still have the capabilities of a cart.

You might consider selling unique items on eBay. It is generally the best venue for such items.

Patrick Breitenbach
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I agree that "it works well" but Im not sure that's what you meant.

You might want to check it out as Railroading Collectibles is a very large eBay category: http://listings.ebay.com.../list/all/category1444/

Patrick Breitenbach
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