sqft wrote:murchr wrote:Gathige wrote:murchr wrote:What has made you not embrace it? Trust? Logistics? Have you tried buying online from Naivas?
quality Control is a big issue. A lot of counterfeits, even in Jumia, esp when orders are fulfilled by local partners. Once bought a "Swiss Gear" laptop bag on Jumia but what was delivered was a very poor fake. Luckily, they accepted and refunded.
What about local known brands? What makes Bata not have a online shop forexample? We know our shoe sizes but surely many will have that phobia to go in with kids and do some fitting so why not try to sell online?
Seems you have been living under a rock.
https://www.batakenya.com/categories/men-shoes I've gone through the process and it seems there's a discount a shoe worth 1,799 + 350 shipping cost ended up costing
Ksh 1,789. This could be a bug too as they dont mention any discounts
They dont mention when I will receive the pair
Interesting
All stores should follow suit. Online shopping will create other opportunities as the goods will need to be transported to wherever.
"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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