n. Relating to transactions in which a consumer sells a service or product directly to another consumer.
2000
In the parlance of the Valley, Web sites that let you swap your old junk with other people's are known as C2C goods-bartering sites. (For the English-speaking, that's "consumer-to-consumer.")
2000
B2B transactions are easily distinguishable from
business-to-consumer, or B2C, such as someone's buying a book on Amazon.com. An example of C2C commerce? Why, online auctioneer eBay."
business-to-consumer, or B2C, such as someone's buying a book on Amazon.com. An example of C2C commerce? Why, online auctioneer eBay."
1999 (earliest)
There are all kinds of possible combinations: b2c, c2c, b2g. B
is, of course, for business. C is for consumers. G is government.
is, of course, for business. C is for consumers. G is government.