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Internet banking is becoming is increasingly becoming popular because of convenience and flexibility. The present paper explores the major factors responsible for internet banking based on respondents' perception on various internet applications. It also provides a framework of the factors which are taken to assess the internet banking perception.
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"Among the various authors who have recently focused their investigation on customer perception on products and services include: Manzoor and Amanaullah (2010), Ismail et al. (2008), Echchabi and Abdul-Aziz (2012), Haque (2004), Rashid et al. (2012), Dusuki and Abdullah (2006). Singhal and Padhmanabhan (2008) found that utility request, security, utility transaction, ticket booking and fund transfer are major factors that customer perceived valuable to subscribe to Internet banking services. However, Ismail et al.'s (2008) study revealed that consumers were not ready to sacrifice the basic attributes of products and services. "
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Purpose ‐ The purpose of this study is to determine the level of perception of a Muslim account holder in a conventional bank toward Islamic banking products and to determine the relationship between the perception levels of Nigerian's account holder's and their decision to patronize Islamic banking. Personal perception factor is operationalized as opinion or observations, which are able to influence customer's decision to patronize Islamic banking products and services. Design/methodology/approach ‐ A field survey was conducted and samples drawn using proportionate stratified simple random sampling techniques. Out of the 500 questionnaires distributed by hand, only 304 were returned and 286 were usable for the data analysis using SPSS and PLS Modeling Software. Findings ‐ First, the means for personal perception variable was 4.91 with standard deviation of 1.007. This indicates the good perception level of Islamic products by Muslim account holders in a conventional bank in Kano, Nigeria. The respondents' level of decision to patronize the Islamic banking products and services was satisfactory. Second, the results also showed that the research framework model, structural model and hypothesis were supported. In the measurement model, the convergent, discriminant validity and reliability/composite reliability of the perception construct were assessed favorably. The results revealed that perception was positively associated with a Muslim account holder's decision to patronize Islamic banking products. Research limitations/implications ‐ The study is subject to several shortcomings that limit interpretation of findings. One of the limitations of this study is the use of cross-sectional design for survey research and subjective self-reported perceptual measures in assessing the studies. Hence, the findings of this study cannot be generalized in a larger context across the cultures of other countries. Practical implications ‐ The implication of this study is for the Islamic banking industry to focus on the people's level of perception, government support, quality and availability of Islamic banking products and services that would have an impact on customer decision to patronize Islamic banking products. The necessary suggestions on new area of research were recommended for future researchers. Social implications ‐ Islamic banks have the potential to exploit and market to various segments of customers extending beyond those who are concerned with the legitimacy of the facility from the Islamic point of view and those who seek service quality, convenience and efficient transactions. To the practitioners in search of patronage of Islamic banking products and services, patronage studies on Islamic banking have so far largely focused on the combination of various religious, reputation, commercial, service satisfaction, staff, confidentiality and convenience factors. Originality/value ‐ The results of the present study establish the major problem that requires urgent attention needed to strengthen public education toward the distinctive characteristics of Islamic banks and how it may profitably suit the interest of customers in their financial dealings.
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"Among the various authors who have recently focused their investigation on customer perception on products and services include: Manzoor and Amanaullah (2010), Ismail et al. (2008), Echchabi and Abdul-Aziz (2012), Haque (2004), Rashid et al. (2012), Dusuki and Abdullah (2006). Singhal and Padhmanabhan (2008) found that utility request, security, utility transaction, ticket booking and fund transfer are major factors that customer perceived valuable to subscribe to Internet banking services. However, Ismail et al.'s (2008) study revealed that consumers were not ready to sacrifice the basic attributes of products and services. "
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This study investigates the relationship of Perception, Awareness and Understanding of Muslim's account holder's in conventional bank leading decision to patronize Islamic bank products. Perception is operationally defined as the opinion, observation, assessment or experience while, Awareness is viewed as the consciousness, recognition or familiarity. Understanding is referred as the comprehension, grasp or appreciation of Muslim's account holder. A research framework model and hypotheses concerning the relationships among the variables – Perception, Awareness, and Understanding of Muslim's Account holder's in conventional bank towards Islamic banking products were posited and tested. Data was collected using hand delivery questionnaire survey approach. Using simple random sampling procedure, three hundred and four (304) respondents both male and female were selected to participate in this study. Factor analysis, Pearson correlation, multiple regression methods of data analysis were utilized for hypotheses testing. The results of the correlation revealed that Perception, Awareness and Understanding are positively associated with Muslim account holders in conventional banks toward Islamic banking products. The multiple regression results indicate that Understanding and Awareness factors jointly explained 27.1% of the variance of Muslim account holder's in conventional bank toward patronising Islamic bank products. The outcome of this study provides vital information on the impact of Awareness and Understanding of Muslim account holder's in conventional bank on decision toward patronage of Islamic banking products. The managerial implication of this study is for the Islamic banking industry to focus on the people's understanding of Shariah position on business transactions, concept of profit and loss sharing practice, benefit of Islamic banking products, good understanding of Islamic banking theory and practice that would have impact on customer decision.
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Food and Drink
The Ideal Prime Beach Hotel is booked as All Inclusive accommodation. The main restaurant serves buffet style cuisine with theme nights for up to 1000 guests with indoor and outdoor seating, featuring show cooking and dishes from around the world. The a la carte restaurant serves international meals with seating for 300, and the Asia a la carte restaurant offers epcialties from the Far East with eating for 200. There are plenty of bars including the Lobby Bar, Patisserie Bar, pool bar, service bar, International a'la Carte Bar, Asia a'la Carte Bar, the Pub Bar, and the Night Club & Disco Bar. Entertainment is offered with live music and shows (Men must wear long trousers).
Room facilities
The Ideal Prime Beach Hotel features standard rooms for up to 3 people spread over 6 floors all with double bed or twin beds or single beds, private bathroom (shower, WC, hair dryer), air conditioning, mini bar, electronic key card access, safe deposit box, telephone, flat screen Satellite TV, Wi-Fi Internet access, and a balcony with a beautiful land or sea views (with supplement). Free baby cot is available on request.
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Famous for natural beauty, Marmaris has become one of the most popular tourist destinations of the country. Some of its major attractions include Gokova, Marmaris Castle Museum, Selimiye, and Scenic Trail.
Rates are valid for UK passport holders only.
24 hour reception, currency exchange, doctor on call, laundry service, Wi-Fi Internet access, pets not allowed, hair dresser, market. Please inform us if you are on your honeymoon as we will celebrate your happy event with a free bottle of wine and fruit basket on arrival.
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One of the larger holiday resorts, Marmaris is probably the most European of the Turkish resort towns on the Mediterranean coast, and a bustling cosmopolitan tourist centre in the summer months. Marmaris also marks the start of the Turquoise Coast along the Mediterranean Sea. Built around an extensive natural bay at the foot of forested mountain slopes, the town is the best base for some of the finest sailing on the Mediterranean, with a modern marina catering for private yachts and the Blue Voyage holiday cruise business. According to legend the town got its name when, not finding the castle he had commissioned on the hill to his liking, Süleyman the Magnificent muttered 'Mimari as' ('Hang the architect!').
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Holidaymakers who prefer to spend their beach time being active will be spoilt for choice at Marmaris where dozens of watersports operators service the sea front, offering everything from banana boat rides and paragliding to jet-skiing and scuba diving, all at very reasonable prices (which can usually be bargained down even more). The local Atlantis waterpark is a must for families. Those who want to sightsee or explore can choose from a variety of excursions, including guided horse safaris through the countryside or jeep safaris to visit nearby country villages, with visits to verdant untouched forests where crystal waterfalls beckon one to have a dip. The ancient site of Ephesus and the spring waters of Pamukkale are also popular outings, as are a variety of boat trips, including the nearby Greek island of Rhodes.
Whether you want to go international, or try local fare at a 'lokanta' (Turkish restaurant), Marmaris' hundreds of dining establishments will have something to suit any holidaymakers' appetite and any pocket. You'll find fish 'n chips if that's your bag, good Chinese, satisfying German or the ubiquitous Italian. Visitors should not balk at sampling Turkish delights, however, particularly popular doner kebabs and seafood meze platters.
Marmaris' wild nights are centred on Bar Street around the waterfront, packed with nearly one hundred nightclubs and bars that rock until about 4am, attracting hundreds of holidaymakers. Although the atmosphere is fun, be aware that the price of drinks in Bar Street is significantly higher than other parts of town. Many restaurants stay open all night to cater for early morning revellers.
To enjoy shopping in Marmaris, holiday visitors need to be clued up and prepared. Vendors, particularly in the bazaars, can be annoying with their touting (although this is illegal), and there are a large number of fake designer goods on sale. If you fancy a bargain-priced Rolex watch, be prepared for it to be fake, although this does not mean it is not worth buying because in Turkey fakes are good quality! Prices are very cheap, and everywhere, except in the larger stores, haggling is expected and it is possible to knock about 30 percent off the asking price. Bearing all this in mind Marmaris can be a shopper's delight, particularly for items like leather, ceramics, jewellery and carpets. Best value goods are to be found in the Carsi Market in the Ottoman Castle, where 200-odd shops and a flea market are open seven days a week. The Thursday market is a colourful experience where locals sell fruit, vegetables, fabric and clothing. Netsel Marina is a good place to find original designer clothing. 'Caam Ball', a locally-produced pine-scented honey, is a popular souvenir. Duty free goods are also on offer.
Touts for everything from restaurants to excursions and souvenir stalls can be annoying in Marmaris. Many have also reported on various tourist rip-offs, and visitors should be alert. The summer months can be incredibly crowded, swelling the town population from around 28,000 to nearly 250,000.
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Do you have to pay for the sun beds on the beach or are they free? 1 Answer
Yes they are free on the section of private beach belonging to the hotel
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Is the pool heated? 1 Answer
Hi Jade
Sorry but there is no mention of the pool being heated
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Distance from airport 1 Answer
Hi deb
Its approximately 95km about 1hr 30 mins
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Does the hotel provide towels in the rooms? Not for the beach for showering? 2 Answers
Hello clara
This hotel provides towels in the rooms and for the pool/beach
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By Zara.Drant, loveholidays.com team member
Hello, Towels are provided in the rooms. Regards
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Do men have to wear long trousers for evening meal 1 Answer
Yes they do need to wear long trousers in the evening, thanks Esther
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Is there a dress code for evening meals 2 Answers
Smart casual dress code in the evenings, thanks Esther
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By Esther, loveholidays.com team member
Hi Chippy, Men are required to wear long trousers when visiting the restaurant on an evening. Regards
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Has the hotel got a bar on the beach ? 1 Answer
The beach is public so although there are bars along the beach these will be separate to the hotel and payable locally.
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By Lisa.Weldon, loveholidays.com team member
On average How much Money is advised to take for a weeks stay for a couple 3 Answers
Hi Brian, What board basis are you staying on? And do you plan to do any excursions during your stay? Thanks
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By Leanne, loveholidays.com team member
we are going all inclusive. Yeah would like to do a couple of excursions.
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By Brian
Turkish lira is a good rate at the moment so you will find things still reasonably cheap, full day excursions start at aprox £15pp including lunch. It really depends how much you intend on eating and drinking outside the hotel, you can get a meal for aprox £5pp and a beer for around £1 in some places, so it is very good value!
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hi- does anyone know how much it is to book a late room? many thnaks 1 Answer
It depends on when you are looking to travel and where you are looking to fly from in the UK.
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By Charlotte, loveholidays.com team member
Thank you so much for answering my last question, please could you also tell me if there is a iron and ironing board in the room, and we are not arriving until early hrs and returning later in the afternoon will be able to book a late room for our last day many thanks 1 Answer
The rooms don't come with an iron or ironing board as standard however you can request the use of one from reception. Alternatively there is a laundry and ironing service available - you are on holiday after all :)
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Have you ever wondered why computers are so cheap while money is so expensive? More to the point, have you ever considered doing something about it?
Yesterday, shortly before ripping a
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off a pole in my local high street, Sydenham Road, I walked into one of its many hardware stores and asked the gent behind the counter if he had any blank one use only CDs in stock. I walked out with a packet of ten and change from a fiver. These are 700Mb. True, they did come in a no-frills package, but are they cheap or are they cheap?
Wanna buy a 16Gb memory stick? There is a firm trading
on ebay
that will sell you one for less than £11. That is excellent value, but shop around and you will find even better; there is at least one firm that will sell you a 32Gb stick for less than £20.
To appreciate just how cheap that is, I recall buying floppy disks in the early 1990s for £1 and more. A 720Kb disk would typically cost a pound, double density disks (1.44Mb) were more. I think the most I ever saw a floppy retail for was £2.20. If you are a younger reader, you may think these prices and more particularly the sizes I've just quoted are some sort of belated April Fools' Day joke. Check out some scans of copies of old computer magazines on Archive.Org, like
this one
. How would you like to buy a machine with 1Mb of memory for $1,349.95? Internet - what's that?
If you take a stroll back to
the 1950s with Len Goodman
, you will find one company using this machine, below.
LEO II computer
J. Lyons & Company
How would you like a machine like that? I would but it would take up too much space, you may reply. I've got news for you: you have one sitting on your desktop; you may even be walking around with one in your pocket. Here are two of my favourite snippets regarding information technology:
On February 10, 1927, a
trans-Atlantic phone call
between London and New York that lasted approximately half an hour cost around £150. That same day in 1926, exactly one year earlier, the firm F.L. Mercer & Co was offering for sale in the London
a residence on the borders of Norfolk and Suffolk: three reception rooms, billiard room, eight or nine bedrooms, offices, etc, with tennis lawn, a home farm and two cottages for £3,500.
And from the
18 April '92 issue of the
New Scientist
: "IN THE 1950s, an electronic circuit that could store a single 'bit' of information cost more than £1. Today, a penny will buy 5,000 of them."
This second fact will be apparent from what I said about CDs and the old floppy disks, but to put that first fact into some perspective, where £150 would buy a half hour phone call in 1927, it would today buy you 15 ten hour sessions in my local Internet café.
Although property prices vary widely throughout the UK, I am currently looking at one being offered by a local estate agent: 2 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 reception rooms, outside space, double glazing, approximately 854 square feet, a fair sized garden - £379,950.
Doing the math, that splendid 1926 property and grounds would have bought you around 12 hours on the telephone in 1927; and the 2012 home just down the road in Forest Hill would buy you 43 years in the local Internet café surfing round the clock!
Admittedly, computers and computing have been exceptional, but there have been increased efficiencies in farming, mass production, and many other fields. Some industries, or more specifically some professions have remained and will remain labour intensive, but with the cost of computerisation, automation, intensive farming...all dropping, the question should be asked, why is money so expensive?
In approximately 85 years we have seen the price of a half hour trans-Atlantic phone call drop from about 4% of the value of a magnificent country estate to less than the price of a pint of milk. How did this come about?
The obvious answer is by new developments in technology, but how did these new developments come about? The answer to this is investment. Most people believe investing involves saving, which necessitates refraining from consumption. This is true, but it is this money that goes into investment, this means more research, in medicine this can involve lengthy trials involving hundreds of people or a great many more. In the hard sciences, it involves building laboratories, paying scientists, paying people to learn, to train, and so on. The results in the fields of telecommunications, computing and related disciplines have been staggering. When Lawrence Wright and Jack Hylton spoke to each other across the Atlantic Ocean in February 1927, they could not in their wildest dreams have imagined that less than 90 years later, people would be walking around with telephones in their pockets and not only speaking regularly to people on the other side of one Ocean or other but that they would do so face to face.
Although progress has been fast in one respect, developing these technologies has been slow and painstaking in another; many people have devoted their lives to it. And their reward is that we take the Internet, international phone calls and ultra-cheap CDs for granted. Now what about money?
In February, the Bank of England created £50 billion with the stroke of a pen, or more accurately with
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. This new money was then given to the banks - on the pretext of exchanging it for
corporate bonds
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This process has been going on not just in Britain but in the United States through the Federal Reserve, and also in Japan (where this modern version of Quantitative Easing originated). Yet money is still scarce - though only for us little people. It is also expensive - although not for the banksters who get it for nothing, nor for the speculators, who like the banks are awash with cheap money. How can this be possible?
The reason is that the banks have a monopoly of credit. In practice, the only way a monopoly can be enforced is by law. A private arrangement, even a secret cartel, will always collapse, as
Murray Rothbard explained
in 1984.
It is simply ludicrous that private corporations should be permitted to issue money at their whim, to inflate and deflate the currency, playing games with people's livelihoods and the economies of entire nations. If this power were removed from the banks we could end world poverty if not overnight then certainly within the next decade or two, and improve the standards of living of everyone, not to mention develop the technologies that we require for a
world without oil
. Until such time as the men in charge of our governments have both the understanding and the will to do what needs to be done, computers and everything associated with them will continue to fall in price, and the grip of finance will continue to crush us all as taxes rise and people lose their livelihoods in the name of paying down a deficit (in David Cameron's words) that has been conjured up out of thin air, with the real wealth of the people.
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$7.99Kathy Reichs, #1 New York Times bestselling author and producer of the FOX televison hit Bones, is at her brilliant best in a riveting novel featuring forensic anthropologist Tempe Brennan—a story of infanticide, murder, and corruption, set in the high-stakes, high-danger world of diamond mining. A woman calling herself Amy Roberts checks into a Montreal hospital complaining of uncontrolled
$7.99New York Times, #1 international bestselling author, and world-class forensic anthropologist Kathy Reichs takes Temperance Brennan behind the scenes of a major commercial airliner crash in this magnificent follow-up to the New York Times bestselling Deadly Decisions.Temperance Brennan hears the news on her car radio. An Air TransSouth flight has gone down in the mountains of western North Carolina
$7.99Internationally acclaimed forensic anthropologist and New York Times bestselling author Kathy Reichs explores the Stockholm syndrome—the psychology of a captive submitting to the ideology of a captor—in this mesmerizing new thriller.Temperance Brennan, forensic anthropologist for both North Carolina and Quebec, has come from Charlotte to Montreal during the bleak days of December to testify as an


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