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LINQ is just a tool in C#, it has nothing to do with data sources. Infact, for LINQ to work, you still need to have a data source for your data objects. SQL Server, NoSQL etc. should all be available for LINQ to work on the collection.

1) Just add a new table which would hold the details for every new order.
Table: Orders
OrderID (int) | UserID (int) | DateTime (Date) | Purchased (bit)

That done, you can now add more items in this. Note that, I am not specifically talking about an SQL table. Instead, I am talking about a "data object" that can store these informations. You can use Entity framework, NoSQL (I have no idea of this!) or plain-text files.

2) There is no such thing as product value. It is the product, and then its value, the amount that has to be charged. That would require plain-HTML code. Just a simple loop. Is that too tough?

3 and 4) Billing would require an eCommerce service, a payment gateway and so on. You should not build it yourself, instead get a third-party service such as PayPal, Skrill or Google Wallet etc. and then allow clients to make a payment. Billing and other return procedures are your own policies. You have to define them yourself as they would be of your interest! You should never ask anyone to build your policies, instead build them yourself. Contact a lawyer or any official or legal personnel and then make up the policies and terms of conditions.

You may mess up with the payment gateways and other services. Trust me, anything that has money involved is a very big lawsuit, and you as a beginner must be aware of that! Smile | :)

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