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**pymnConyelell** · 08-27-2006, 08:00 AM

Please let me know your experience on this.
For many years the internet has grown explosively in post-industrial and some industrial countries. some of the biggest growth has come in the way of on-line retail, in which companies are able to offer goods online and succesfully deliver them to people at their homes and businesses.
It is my understanding that in the great majority of countries (that have less than reliable mail services and where home mailing addresses are not prominently displayed or enforced), online retail ordering remains little more than a couriosity.
Can you guys tell me what your experience with online orders is in your countries and whether you feel that if there was a way to guarantee receipt of your orders, wether you would use the internet to order goods not readily available (or that are more expensive) in your home countries. For example, If you live in a developing country and wanted to order a computer on-line and could get a guarantee of delivery (without the product being stolen by post office workers), would you order the product on-line?
Thanks for your imput guys.

08-27-2006, 08:00 AM	#8
pymnConyelell Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 412 Senior Member	I need your input on a little research. Please let me know your experience on this. For many years the internet has grown explosively in post-industrial and some industrial countries. some of the biggest growth has come in the way of on-line retail, in which companies are able to offer goods online and succesfully deliver them to people at their homes and businesses. It is my understanding that in the great majority of countries (that have less than reliable mail services and where home mailing addresses are not prominently displayed or enforced), online retail ordering remains little more than a couriosity. Can you guys tell me what your experience with online orders is in your countries and whether you feel that if there was a way to guarantee receipt of your orders, wether you would use the internet to order goods not readily available (or that are more expensive) in your home countries. For example, If you live in a developing country and wanted to order a computer on-line and could get a guarantee of delivery (without the product being stolen by post office workers), would you order the product on-line? Thanks for your imput guys.
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