These days online shopping is becoming increasingly popular. Users find internet shopping very efficient and time saving. However, sometimes, people are subjected to cyber crimes and additionally compromise on the product quality. In my opinion, online shopping has more merits than demerits, even though it is precarious.
Web shopping provides features to buy, exchange, and return the products just by a click of a button, thus avoiding the hassle of going to shopping malls or stores. Firstly, customers can book flights and movie tickets, also buy groceries and garments of good quality sitting indoors and get it delivered at one's doorstep. Moreover, If not satisfied with the product obtained, not only users can initiate a return or an exchange order and get it replaced with an alternate item but also get the amount refunded. For example, most of the online retailers in India provide 7 day replacement policy for most of the goods they sell. These offers are attracting numerous customers who find internet shopping very convenient.
Despite plenty of advantages, increasing number of customers are receiving duplicate items, in addition, some are becoming victims of cyber crime.
Sometimes, buyers end up giving actual payment details of credit or debit card to the hackers and lose their money. Furthermore, some dealers are engaged in shipping cheap or non original goods to the client. To exemplify, recent data released by CCAI (Cyber Crime Authority of India) show that, in Bangalore alone, more than 10 million rupees per annum is lost to internet frauds. Obviously, problems such as these has not encouraged the traditional shoppers to switch to websites.
Online purchasing is growing inadvertently. It has become a common phenomenon to buy comic books, flight tickets, clothes as well as food items via websites. I believe, though e-tailing has some drawbacks, overall it is a positive development. So customers should continue to purchase online and take all the privileges it has to offer.
These days
online
shopping
is becoming
increasingly
popular. Users find internet
shopping
very
efficient and time saving.
However
,
sometimes
,
people
are subjected
to cyber crimes and
additionally
compromise on the product quality. In my opinion,
online
shopping
has more merits than demerits,
even though
it is precarious.
Web
shopping
provides features to
buy
, exchange, and return the products
just
by a click of a button,
thus
avoiding the hassle of going to
shopping
malls or stores.
Firstly
,
customers
can book flights and movie tickets,
also
buy
groceries and garments of
good
quality sitting indoors and
get
it delivered at one's doorstep.
Moreover
, If not satisfied with the product obtained, not
only
users can initiate a return or an exchange order and
get
it replaced with an alternate item
but
also
get
the amount refunded.
For example
, most of the
online
retailers in India provide 7 day replacement policy for most of the
goods
they sell. These offers are attracting numerous
customers
who find internet
shopping
very
convenient.
Despite
plenty
of advantages, increasing number of
customers
are receiving duplicate items,
in addition
,
some
are becoming victims of cyber crime.
Sometimes
, buyers
end
up giving actual payment
details
of credit or debit card to the hackers and lose their money.
Furthermore
,
some
dealers
are engaged
in shipping
cheap
or
non original
goods
to the client. To exemplify, recent data released by
CCAI
(Cyber Crime Authority of India)
show
that, in Bangalore alone, more than 10 million rupees per annum
is lost
to internet frauds.
Obviously
, problems such as
these has
not encouraged the traditional shoppers to switch to websites.
Online purchasing is growing
inadvertently
. It has become a common phenomenon to
buy
comic books, flight tickets, clothes
as well
as food items via websites. I believe, though e-tailing has
some
drawbacks,
overall
it is a
positive
development.
So
customers
should continue to
purchase
online
and take all the privileges it
has to
offer.