We can say that the history of the e-commerce journey is parallel to the history of the internet. Even before the Luxembourg Phone Number List network structure was opened for civilian use, online sales transactions were carried out using television, computer processor and telephone lines. Of course, online trading transactions that took place until the beginning of the 90s were limited to limited inter-institutional transactions, which we now know as business to Luxembourg Phone Number List business (B2B). In the real sense, e-commerce has been subject to use towards the middle of the 90's. The biggest move that brought the e-commerce concept to the online world is the Amazon site, which has entered the pages of history as the first e-commerce site. Historically, we can go into the details of the subject by following a linear line from the past to the present. Michael Aldrich is a famous British inventor. In 1979, when network systems were not yet established around the world, a system was established by means of a telephone, processor and a customized television. It has become possible to select Luxembourg Phone Number List products and place orders through this system. Since the traffic capacity is too low to open to the Luxembourg Phone Number List whole world, this product was marketed to certain companies and used for a while. However, it was obvious at that time that a better system was needed than this. Despite everything, Aldrich's invention was revolutionary for that period. Luxembourg Phone Number List The foundations of today's network logic have actually existed since the 50's. The version used by the US military is called Arpanet and its roots date back to the early 50s. However, a widespread network structure for public Luxembourg Phone Number List use did not exist until 1982. The origin of today's internet, namely the interrelated network structure, emerged in France as Minitel. Minitel is seen as the ancestor of today's internet. It was used by too many people and was shut down by the French telecom in 2011 as a result of completely losing its validity.