With Quick Shopping Cart, you can create and publish a stand-alone Internet store or add one to your existing Web site in a matter of minutes. Accept PayPal® and credit cards, offer multiple shipping options, issue coupons -all via your secure site. And there's NO "percentage of sales" fee!

• Seamless synchronization of data between your online store & QuickBooks*
• Full reconciliation of online sales (with a QuickBooks Merchant Services account)
• Easy-to-use Wizard to build your store
• Instant site preview
• Certified eBay® listing & Google™ Product Search
• Accept credit cards, PayPal® and more
• Multiple shipping options including real-time processing with UPS® and USPS®
• Order & Inventory management
• Shipping & Tax calculators
• Shopper registration & login
• Product promotion options
• Advanced product search
• Customer and Merchant order notification email
• Comprehensive Sales, Order & Tax reports
• 24/7 Phone Support
• Bill and Ship to customers in U.S. Territories and Canadian Provinces
• Does not support shipping/billing to other International Countries
• Pricing structure is free from 'monthly fee + percentage of transaction fee.' You simply pay the fee listed next to the plan you select... that's it.

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You do need a warehouse. Otherwise you are just working as a "rep" for the candy company; you are sending them customers and they ship the candy right from the factory. That is ok but you are more like a salesman than a "business owner".
Pay $10 at the Secretary of States Office and buy a trade name. Pay $10 to Yahoo or Godaddy to buy a domain name. Then hire someone to host your new website. Probably Weebly or Syntha Site ( i don't work for them) because they are cheap and reliable.. Then you are officially open for business. You can wait to accept credit cards. You can have money wired to you and you ship the candy. You might have to interview trucking companies who will go to the candy manufacturer to pick up the candy. But the ideal situation is for you to have a warehouse ( 50¢ per square foot per month to rent) and store the candy yourself. You could be open for business tomorrow.