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Shoppers less likely to return online goods
A new survey has shown that almost two thirds of consumers are less likely to return goods that they buy online compared to those that they buy on the high street.
The report commissioned by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills found that 60 per cent of online shoppers were less likely to return products despite the extra seven day cooling off period.
UK consumers are now the top online shoppers in Europe, spending £38 billion over the internet last year, a figure which accounted for 10 per cent of total UK retail sales.
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The report commissioned by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills found that 60 per cent of online shoppers were less likely to return products despite the extra seven day cooling off period.
UK consumers are now the top online shoppers in Europe, spending £38 billion over the internet last year, a figure which accounted for 10 per cent of total UK retail sales.
If your company sells products or services why not make sure that it can be found on the internet?
With a Takeaway Website from Mr. Site building an effective web presence is quick, easy and inexpensive.
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