Appeal 2007-2742
Application 09/764,618
1 one another. Further, in the preferred embodiment, buyers that use the
2 1-Click service can purchase an item from the seller with a single mouse
3 click or other single action (Bogosian, col. 12, ll. 46-59).
4 19. Bogosian’s purchase page includes a purchase button that buyers may
5 select to purchase the advertised book. A "1-Click Ready" message
6 informs the buyer that the seller accepts Amazon.Com Payments. This
7 informs the buyer that the seller will be compensated immediately for
8 the transaction once it is finalized by the buyer, thus avoiding the delay
9 that occurs when a seller waits for a check in the mail. If the buyer has
10 enabled the 1-Click service, the page may optionally include a button,
11 link, or other control for buying the item with a single action (Bogosian,
12 col. 13, ll. 11-21).
13 20. Bogosian illustrates a sample order confirmation page displayed when
14 the buyer selects the purchase button on the purchase page. The display
15 of the confirmation page may optionally be omitted if 1-Click purchasing
16 is used. The confirmation page repeats the book title, the buyer-
17 identifier, and purchase price, and displays a shipping fee and a quantity
18 of books ordered. The order confirmation page further includes a
19 confirmation button that buyers may select to confirm their purchase of
20 the advertised book (Bogosian, col. 13, ll. 38-47).
21 21. In another embodiment, upon winning an auction or buying a fixed-
22 price item, an email is sent to the buyer with a link to an Amazon.com
23 Payments web page. If the buyer has enabled the 1-Click service, this
24 page includes a button for paying immediately with the buyer's 1-Click
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