South African Online Retailers Insist That They Can Scare Away Large Numbers Of Consumers Without Shipping Mail.

The online retail market is far behind the international standard, because many Internet retailers fail to meet the needs of consumers.

All South African online retailers insist on collecting freight, which makes consumers feel that they are more economical to shop.

In addition, many consumers do not trust online shopping.

48% of the local network users in the process of online pactions, due to concerns about security issues and halt the network pactions.

According to foreign media's recent reports, Johannesburg Research Institute Urban Study researcher Prince said that the Asia Pacific region will become the leading electricity supplier market in 2015, and its electricity supplier sales will increase by 33.4%.

North America grew by 31.7%, while Europe increased by 24.6%.

It is understood that the three markets in Asia Pacific, North America and Europe will occupy 90% of the global electricity market in the future, while the proportion of Africa and the Middle East is only 2%, but the future is bright.

The South African electricity supplier market is still in its initial stage.

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The development factor is the freight problem. All the South African online retailers insist on collecting freight, causing consumers to feel that they are more economical to shop and not willing to pay the freight.

In addition, many consumers do not have credit cards and can not buy things online.

However, some online retailers offer cash on delivery service, but there are not many customers receiving this service.

Many consumers think that clothes bought online are not necessarily appropriate, and the return of goods has generated new postage expenses.

In addition, many people are also worried about the problem of Internet fraud, buy things inconsistent with the description of the network, or credit card fraud.

According to statistics, 64% of Internet users in South Africa lack confidence in the safety of Internet pactions in South Africa.

63% of Internet users say that if the network payment system in South Africa becomes more secure and reliable, and can effectively prevent users from being subjected to Internet fraud, they will use the network payment system more frequently.

48% of the local network users in the process of online pactions, due to concerns about security issues and halt the network pactions.

At present, many Internet users in South Africa still feel that paying cash or credit card consumption in a physical store is safer than buying a computer or a mobile phone online.

This tendency has actually hindered South Africa.

The development is also not conducive to the improvement of its network payment market.

In order to encourage more consumers to make more active use of electronic payment tools, enterprises must provide more advanced and anti fraud payment applications.