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Written by Delwin Keasberry Saturday, 21 August 2010 20:42

Another fun poll for you: Shopping vs e-Shopping

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-1 #6 Editor 2010-10-02 17:23

Thanks for the comments Kitty and Syaz!

+1 #5 Kitty 2010-08-31 23:05

As much as I LOVE e-shopping, in-store shopping is a more satisfying way of shopping. Not only you can look at the items, but you can also touch and feel them. That way you can be sure you get what you are paying for. Plus, you won't have to worry about scam merchants.

So I vote in-store shopping over e-shopping. :) But of course, that wouldn't stop me from purchasing stuff from the internet. Hehehe. ;)

0 #4 Syaz 2010-08-31 21:39

Personally, I would pick shopping over e-shopping. I know e-shopping would be cheaper for businesses due to lower start-up and monthly costs. It's also a nice change to see Brunei embracing online shopping.

But then, sometimes, some online websites tend to "lie" about their products. Like when they say their stuff is "high quality" when it's actually just mediocre. Unless, the online company is an "authorised retailer" of some sort.

0 #3 Orchid Row 2010-08-22 19:36

LOL! Ok ok, i voted. :) i CAN do it twice right? one for each? hahaha

0 #2 Editor 2010-08-21 23:50

OR, this one was for you. Don't sit on the fence girl! Choose one!

0 #1 Orchid Row 2010-08-21 22:32

I love both types of shopping!
Physical shopping, because half of the fun is trying on all the stuff; and online shopping because there's just SO MANY stuff.
Difficult choice, very difficult.

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