Internet Shopping: Consumers Don't Remember the Downside.
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The advent of internet shopping has helped overcome the difficulties associated with offline shopping. Offline shopping involves walking or driving down to a physical store to do shopping. This is time consuming and difficult for people working long hours a day. It is also difficult for the elderly and less abled persons to shop offline. In contrast, internet shopping can be done anywhere and anytime. It can be done at work during break time. It can also be done at home late at night. None of these involves travelling. Thus, the time spent travelling to the physical store is saved for something else. These benefits however tend to cloud our mind from the dangers associated with internet shopping. Some online retailers may use pictures to distort the true state of their products. We can easily be misled to buy these items on the basis of these pictures. We only tend to discover this distortion after we have made a payment for and received these goods. Re