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Payment options
The beauty of traditional shopping is that I don’t have to leave the store just to make a payment. From observation, most local online sellers would only offer bank deposits or GCash as a payment method. Why don’t they accept Paypal so that folks can pay using their credit cards? There were several instances wherein I was actually ready to make a purchase from an online seller but knowing I had to go to the bank within a set period to guarantee that my order will be placed and shipped is too much of a bother, with no time to spare really, that I’d simply resort to scheduling a trip to the mall on a weekend and shop there instead.
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Payment options
The beauty of traditional shopping is that I don’t have to leave the store just to make a payment. From observation, most local online sellers would only offer bank deposits or GCash as a payment method. Why don’t they accept Paypal so that folks can pay using their credit cards? There were several instances wherein I was actually ready to make a purchase from an online seller but knowing I had to go to the bank within a set period to guarantee that my order will be placed and shipped is too much of a bother, with no time to spare really, that I’d simply resort to scheduling a trip to the mall on a weekend and shop there instead.
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