The World Wide Web Chamber Of Commerce

The World Wide Web Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to businesses on the Internet, and it serves to provide a place where people can network, as well as raise their profile on the Web. The group has been around since 1997, and they have four different levels of membership available. The Bronze Level is free, Silver costs $50 per year, Gold is $100 and Platinum is $1,000. Every membership tier has a list of benefits according to level, so for more details, take a look here. There are also options for paid lifetime membership.Web designers and other people with a strong online presence may want to consider this type of membership as a way to increase visibility and network with other professionals that have similar business concerns. The "Member Services Center" allows for online interaction between members, and besides the live forums there are also blogs on subjects ranging from things such as Internet safety to working from home. The group supports activities that benefit online businesses and opposes those that may be damaging to these businesses.

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