: I've not tried it but I believe Magento has pretty robust language and currency support. I would suggest going with a CMS that is designed with eCommerce in mind rather then trying to get

I've not tried it but I believe Magento has pretty robust language and currency support. I would suggest going with a CMS that is designed with eCommerce in mind rather then trying to get an eCommerce solution out of one that isn't designed for it. (It's possible to get a good webshop out of WordPress or Drupal many do but imho it's better to start with an eCommerce base if you want an eCommerce site).

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: Registration form rules I read somewhere that a registration form has to have some sort of notification about the storing of their info, is this true? If so, where can I find those rules?

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: No, there are no restrictions like that for .co.uk domains. You can go to any major registrar and register one if it's available. If you would like more information this is the official

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