Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Business-to-consumer
The current text reads like |original synthesis if not entirely original research.  The actual subject of the piece seems to be online retailing.  There does seem to be some vaporing and general bamboozlement going on here, and the overall tone is Make Money Fast|let's make money fast on the Internet:''B2C e-commerce went through some tough times, particularly after the technology-heavy Nasdaq crumbled in 2000. In the ensuing dotcom carnage, hundreds of e-commerce sites shut their virtual doors and some experts predicted years of struggle for online retail ventures. Since then, however, shoppers have continued to flock to the web in increasing numbers. In fact, North American consumers adopted e-commerce so much that despite growing fears about identity theft, they spent $172 billion shopping online in 2005, up from $38.8 billion in 2000.By 2010, consumers are expected to spend $329 billion each year online, according to Forrester Research. What’s more, the percentage of U.S. households shopping online is expected to grow from 39 percent this year to 48 percent in 2010
— User:Ihcoyc, 16:23, 22 July 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SYNTH (Wikipedia:No original research)