An exercise machine company has a website that is accessible in South Carolina. Potential customers can learn about the products, but cannot order them via the website. The company is incorporated in Delaware and has its principal place of business in California. A plaintiff wants to sue the company in South Carolina. Using the Zippo test:

	a.	South Carolina likely has jurisdiction because this company sells products that might be bought by someone from South Carolina.
	b.	South Carolina likely has jurisdiction because all companies that provide information on the Internet fall within any state's jurisdiction.
	c.	South Carolina likely does not have jurisdiction because companies can only be sued in their state of incorporation.
	d.	South Carolina likely does not have jurisdiction because there is not enough interaction between the company and the forum state.