No one can deny the fact that there is a growing concern that increasing demand for e-shopping would lead to the closure of actual shops in cities and towns. I disagree with this view because shoppers are not able to purchase all their requirements through the internet, and sometimes the delivery time is not guaranteed when they buy from virtual shops.
To begin with, many online shopping sites do not offer convenient methods to select matching sizes when people order clothes in particular. This is because some brands do not follow standard sizes when they label their products which may mislead the shopper. For instance, an online survey suggests that the majority of the customers on eBay are not satisfied with their size selection after receiving the item, and they claim that the actual size of the item is different from what they supposed to receive. Therefore, since physical shopping stores have the option to fit-on before buying clothes, their demand will not be deteriorated in the future.
In addition, the delivery of online purchases depends on many factors which make the shopper visit a real shop to fulfill their immediate requirements. This means, even though e-shopping has made easy for people to select a wide range of items, the distribution date of the product will depend on a third party delivery company. Besides, sometimes delivery goes beyond the original estimation dates owing to the high demand for purchases, and customers will be disappointed about the internet shopping as a result. Items that come from overseas sellers, for example, are relying on external factors such as the airline and the domestic courier service.
In conclusion, since shops on the internet are not able to make their customers happy due to inaccurate sizes as well as not meeting original delivery dates, the popularity of street shops and shopping malls will not be reduced.
No one can deny the fact that there is a growing concern that increasing demand for e-shopping would lead to the closure of actual
shops
in cities and towns. I disagree with this view
because
shoppers are not able to
purchase
all their requirements through the internet, and
sometimes
the
delivery
time is not guaranteed when they
buy
from virtual shops.
To
begin
with,
many
online
shopping
sites do not offer convenient methods to select matching
sizes
when
people
order clothes
in particular
. This is
because
some
brands do not follow standard
sizes
when they label their products which may mislead the shopper.
For instance
, an online survey suggests that the majority of the customers on eBay are not satisfied with their
size
selection after receiving the
item
, and they claim that the actual
size
of the
item
is
different
from what they supposed to receive.
Therefore
, since physical
shopping
stores have the option to fit-on
before
buying clothes, their demand will not
be deteriorated
in the future.
In addition
, the
delivery
of online
purchases
depends on
many
factors which
make
the shopper visit a real
shop
to fulfill their immediate requirements. This means,
even though
e-shopping has made easy for
people
to select a wide range of
items
, the distribution date of the product will depend on a third party
delivery
company
.
Besides
,
sometimes
delivery
goes beyond the original estimation dates owing to the high demand for
purchases
, and customers will
be disappointed
about the internet
shopping
as a result
.
Items
that
come
from overseas sellers,
for example
, are relying on external factors such as the airline and the domestic courier service.
In conclusion
, since
shops
on the internet are not able to
make
their customers happy due to inaccurate
sizes
as well
as not meeting original
delivery
dates, the popularity of street
shops
and
shopping
malls will not be
reduced
.