Why shopping on the internet gives me a headache

Pay attention to http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/7836.html "> China e-commerce for a few months, but also began to buy things on the domestic website, but many times I feel that shopping on the domestic website makes me headache, I feel a few challenges and difficulties that hinder the development of China's E-commerce market.

Lack of trust and credit evaluation system

One of the characteristics of E-commerce is that customers do not contact the real salesman, nor see the real products, this is through the site to sell things inherent shortcomings. So how to convince customers that you and your product are a big problem.

Taobao, ebay and other Web site users can see business ratings, but the main e-commerce should be a separate E-commerce site, but not limited to auction sites. On an independent E-commerce site, how can users believe that the site is not a hoax behind it?

There are a lot of foreign countries to verify the E-commerce site Third-party agencies, some of which are authoritative. They will check the site's background, privacy policy, user terms and so on, and supervise, accept complaints, deal with disputes.

So far, however, China does not seem to have such a strong third-party authority structure. For a variety of reasons, even if the Government came forward to establish such a body, will not necessarily be able to win the trust of users.

Lack of uniform means of payment

Credit card penetration is too low in China. These two years although a lot of pay gateway and online payment services, such as Alipay, an, PayPal, etc., but these systems are connected with the bank account number, can use credit card to pay a few users.

There are so many types of banks in China, and some bank cards also need to open online payment services.

These complex payment system several times let me dispel the idea of online shopping, or toss a half-day or can't pay money. Only when the credit card is fully popularized can the problem be completely solved.

Another problem is that some websites do not support Firefox, such as China Merchants Bank's online banking, Firefox users are not logged in. Firefox users are generally more familiar with the internet, willing to shop on the Internet, but many e-commerce sites ignored.

Regional imbalance in economic development

This is a very broad area, and in my view it is also a bottleneck in the E-commerce market.

In the United States and Europe, E-commerce has developed very well, largely because of populated, and users can also be very willing to buy things from elsewhere. For example, will I be shopping on the Singapore website? The possibility is relatively small, go directly to shop to buy on the line. But I will buy things from the Chinese website, because I can't go to the Chinese shop to buy.

But the problem in China is that the development of E-commerce is also limited to the higher level of development of large cities, the vast west, rural areas, the vast majority of the population, these people should be the main force of online shopping, but not even on the net.

Of course, this problem is not the e-commerce industry can solve.