Facebook has an app that allows you to open an ecommerce storefront called Payvment. Payvment uses a PayPal shopping cart for its app to work with Facebook Pages.

Do you get annoyed by those people tagging you on their product photos? These sellers add random friends, tag them and wish people would order from them?

How irritating! I’d just remove myself from the photo and / or report the photos as spam.

How i wish these sellers would do some research and see how they can really sell professionally online despite not wanting to have a website?

Payvment’s Facebook app gives you everything you need including a full-featured admin area built directly into Facebook to manage your storefront, inventory and sales.

Plus, when you launch your Facebook store, your products can be discovered across every storefront on Facebook. Payvment is the leader in Facebook e-commerce.

Now it is possible that Facebook users can shop and make purchases from your Facebook store without needing to leave Facebook. Payvment transforms your Facebook page from a marketing platform to a sales platform, instantly enabling you to generate more revenue and gain new long term customers.

Here are some sample stores:
Grayce by Molly Sims (Selling in U.S. Dollars)
Yes to Carrots (Selling in U.S. Dollars)
Orglamix Cosmetics (Selling in U.S. Dollars)
Vanity Shoes (Selling in Euros)
Game Intern (Selling in U.S. Dollars)
Claire’s Bowtique (Selling in U.S. Dollars)
Athehof (Taiwan) (Selling in Taiwan New Dollars)

With these, i guess the sellers now should really learn about relationship marketing and see what makes people tick instead of just tag tag and more tags.

Here is the link to Payvment, there are also some awesome videos on how to set up the Facebook storefront. Check it out!