FT: Reader 199

Sunday, April 5, 2009

Reader 199

Hey Fashion Truth,

I've been shopping online for quite some time now and I was hoping to share some of my insights with blogshop owners out there.

I'm not sure of other shoppers but I find it quite irritating when buyers/sellers don't type properly. I don't mean it has to be perfect grammar, just as long as it doesn't give the reader a headache trying to figure out what they mean. For example, redsyalove owner (from Reader 197 & Seller 52) explanation was just so frustrating to read. Is it that hard for a person to type out in BM / English properly and not mix it all together. It's sometimes quite hard to understand what you're trying to say and sometimes could lead to misunderstanding... Also, the use of punctuation should be taken to attention. Cos sometimes the overuse of capital lock / exclamation marks would make the message sound rude/harsh.

Thanks for reading.

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Preloved Reloved said...: i agree with you on the proper english/bm. very irritating when they type strangely and it ends up gibberish. you have to email them back again to clarify and confirm what they meant. and then, you have to wait for their reply.

the most common mistake i see in the shops online is the misspelling of the word "smocked". i see almost 75% of the shops spell it as "smoked" which is an entirely different meaning.; April 8, 2009 at 5:01 AM

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Some readers already know this, but some do not.Well, we have compiled a list of reasons as to why prices on identical items may be differ.

1. Some sellers want to earn a higher profit margin, some sellers settle for lower profits

2. Some sellers include COD charges & postage charges into their listed price.

3. Some sellers state a higher price just to allow some space for customers to negotiate the price. do remember that different buyers may get the same item from the same blogshop at different prices also.

4. Some sellers hire models to model their clothings, some sellers also do seek professional help to do up their blogpage layout. Some sellers include their petrol prices, time & other expenses into their selling price.

5. Some sellers have an 'offline boutique'. They operate both their online & offline boutique.

6. Occasionally, some sellers import their items from overseas, that is because they did not know that the same item can be bought locally at a much lower price.

7. Some sellers are located out-of-KL, which may explain why their prices may differ compared to the sellers based in KL.

8. Some sellers do get cheated by the supplier too. Different suppliers charge at different price. Also, some sellers may buy the same item in bigger bulk, which they may get it at a lower price.'

9. Some items with the exact same design is in fact of different quality grade (made of different materials & craftmanship).

10. Some items with the exact same design may be imported from Taiwan/Korea/China (either pre-order of stock-in-hand), while some are from local suppliers.

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