Online Shopping

That’s the question…I prefer online shopping. You have everything in the world at your fingertips and don’t have to run any old ladies over getting that perfect item…

Nah, I like going to the stores, it’s better. It takes too long to to wait for it to ship to you when you shop online.

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I only know "zipia", but I believe there must be some other good sites out there that deliver stuff to France and UK.

If I could, I would fly to Hong Kong and Bangkok right now. There are so many better places to shop !!!

At Yes Style, also get coupons at http://www.shoppingcodes.com/Apparel/YesStyle.com-Discounts/index.html to save some money

I heard it was comparible with in-store black friday but it is online shopping?

you should check out these sites.

I really like to do Clothing Shopping online to buy from places all over the world..Just For Fun.. But I’m looking for websites that will let me buy from USA or Anywhere Eles and Have It Shipped To Canada ( Yes Canada) All the info and Links Would Be so Amazingly Great Thanks for Helping Out

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How much does Tesco charge for delivery?

Also, can I buy grocery and cds/dvds and groceries at the same time or separately?

And for those very experienced in online grocery shopping: which is better, Tesco or Sainsbury’s?

I think they are both good. Tesco delivery is £3.99 to £5.99, depending on when you want your stuff delivered, whereas Sainsbury’s is always £5.

A recent survey found the best online grocery shop was Ocado (Waitrose) but you have to spend a minimum of £40, whereas Tesco and Sainsbury’s only need a £25 minimum spend.

I’ve had a few problems where I was given the wrong product, e.g. I ordered two large blocks of cheese because they were on special offer, and only got one small block of cheese, and I’ve had a few short-dated items which have meant I’ve had to switch my week’s meal plan around but there are ways to avoid this. Obviously, if a product is out of stock they can’t deliver it, but you can tell them on the site what you would like them to subsitute it for, or they will pick something they think is OK themselves. If you aren’t happy with anything, just hand it back to the driver and you will be refunded.

I’ve found Sainsbury’s customer service really helpful and I’ve had vouchers to compensate for errors in my order and late deliveries. I didn’t have any of these problems when I used Tesco but then I only used them once so far!

Ocado were by far the best of the bunch for me – your shopping is delivered in colour-coded bags, so all your fridge stuff is together, all your freezer stuff etc. They gave the longest-dated fresh goods too and their drivers went out of their way to help you. The Tesco and Sainsbury’s staff are pleasant and helpful too.

Ultimately, I guess which one you choose is down to which sells the products you prefer and which suits your budget best. Remember that you can use and claim Nectar points shopping online with Sainbury’s, and collect Clubcard points with Tesco. I don’t think you can use the "50p off when you spend £5 on cakes" type vouchers online, but you can use your ordinary Clubcard vouchers.

The only downside to Ocado is that you can’t buy DVDs/CDs.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/grocery/learnmore/learn-more-info.html/103-0809524-4711040

http://www.americagrocer.com/

If u are talking about Yahoo! Answers… this is the English section.

If u are talking about your name, Gerard is indeed a French name?

Other than that, I really have run out of options for answering your question.

I prefer the catalog stores myself.
I can get what I want without leaving my home, and have it shipped and on my doorstep faster then if I had to go to the mall that is like a race track and the crowds are so annoying. I do not have to wait around for someone to wait on me.
I win and save all kinds of money.

I am in love with online shopping for sooo many reasons.
1) You never have to worry about tons of people wearing your new wardrobe.
2) NO TAX on most sites. Gotta give thanks to the government for postponing the change on that for the time being.
3) FREE SHIPPING when you spend a certain amount of money on most sites.
4) Once you have purchased something of of many sites, they will send you coupons to save even more money.
5) By accessing the WWW in order to buy your digs, you have so much more available at your fingertips. If you can imagine it, you can own it. In ever color of the rainbow. You can control the price even. All you have to do is key word for bargain or designer. You choose.

LOVE IT!!!

Walking or No Walking, People or No People, Shipping Charges or Having the Item In Hand Instantly, Paying Full Price or Getting It for Cheaper, Ability to Try on Clothing Items or Not.

I don’t do too much online shopping, but a friend recently invited me to join this sale notification website. I joined and there seems to be a lot of good sales and stuff, but I’ve had problems in the past with trying to find the right size. Also, I feel like shipping is just going to outweigh the costs of the sales. Do you find shopping online worthwhile? How much of your shopping is done online? What kinds of things are best to buy online (everyday basics vs. specialty items)?

The only time I buy clothes or shoes online is for brands I buy regularly where I know my size — if the brand is consistent in sizing! I definitely won’t buy for brands where I’ll be a Small in one item and a Medium in another. Even then, there are certain items I’d never buy online, like jeans, because they have to fit JUST right.
I find shopping for clothes online most useful is when I see something in a store I like, but they’re out of my size or colour. Most times, I’ve been able to find what I want online.
Delivery prices can vary – there are a lot of sites that either don’t charge delivery, like zappos.com, or where delivery is still reasonable.

Can you let us know what that sale notification website is? I’d like to sign up for that!