Comments on: Ecommerce: Need of the Hour! Check List for an Ecommerce Store http://greenwhite.org/blog/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/ Coffee Sessions for the Industry! Sat, 12 May 2012 08:39:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: salman http://greenwhite.org/blog/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/comment-page-2/#comment-205008 salman Thu, 19 Apr 2012 06:32:04 +0000 http://greenwhite.org/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-205008 I am happy that there is a huge potential in pakistan online business. Online book stores like www.786cart.com show a bright future. However, Customer service should be top notch to make the industry grow. I am happy that there is a huge potential in pakistan online business. Online book stores like http://www.786cart.com show a bright future. However, Customer service should be top notch to make the industry grow.

]]> By: Ali http://greenwhite.org/blog/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/comment-page-2/#comment-204989 Ali Mon, 16 Apr 2012 12:12:05 +0000 http://greenwhite.org/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-204989 Don't forget to mention the brilliant Vmart! http://www.vmart.pk I have shopped a few times from them and each time they have delighted with their service, response and product prices! Don’t forget to mention the brilliant Vmart!

http://www.vmart.pk

I have shopped a few times from them and each time they have delighted with their service, response and product prices!

]]> By: Humair http://greenwhite.org/blog/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/comment-page-2/#comment-204405 Humair Fri, 02 Mar 2012 11:32:37 +0000 http://greenwhite.org/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-204405 Yes off coarse the e-commerce is now becoming more and more common in Pakistan, Guys now there are many online shops who are working towards the change in the shopping trends some of them very common are www.symbios.pk www.shopaholic.pk www.crorepati.pk i have been doing my thesis project on online shopping trends so i came to know about these companies who are operating in Pakistan but facilitating outside Pakistan as well, e-commerce in Pakistan is really rising. Yes off coarse the e-commerce is now becoming more and more common in Pakistan, Guys now there are many online shops who are working towards the change in the shopping trends
some of them very common are
http://www.symbios.pk
http://www.shopaholic.pk
http://www.crorepati.pk
i have been doing my thesis project on online shopping trends so i came to know about these companies who are operating in Pakistan but facilitating outside Pakistan as well, e-commerce in Pakistan is really rising.

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]]> By: Babar Khan http://greenwhite.org/blog/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/comment-page-2/#comment-148879 Babar Khan Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:38:50 +0000 http://greenwhite.org/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-148879 I placed an order online for a camera (Panasonic Lumix FS5) online to SHOPHIVE (www.shophive.com), an online shopping portal, on 25th August 2009. They promised free delivery and same day shipping through UPS Ground. I was promptly replied through phone/email by the shophive people; they confirmed the availability of the item and asked me to deposit the money (Rs. 13990) through bank transfer. Same amount was transferred to their account Next day I called Shophive to confirm the details. It was then that I was told that black camera is not available so either I have to wait or accept silver colour camera. I didn’t want to wait so accepted the available one. I was confirmed that the camera would be dispatched by TCS and I would receive it within a day. On 28th August, 3 days after booking, no deliveries were made and when I contacted Shophive, I was told that camera was shipped through AMS Couriers, a lesser known company and was given their contact number and consignment number. I called the courier office and I was told that they do not deliver, I have to pick up the parcel. On the same day I picked the parcel from AMS Couriers, Moti Plaza, Murree Road Rawalpindi. When I reached home and open the parcel, the camera and battery were missing from the parcel. The camera box was present with leads/cables and booklets/CDs but the camera was missing. I immediately called Shophive and later sent them an email. [Emails transcript available] I was asked by the company rep to contact the CEO Shophive, Arslan Nazir. I called him and he said that they are investigating the matter and camera was “hastily & erroneously” sent through this unknown “shady” company. I bought the story and asked for the next step. I was told that “Board of Directors” have decided to offer me 25-30% off if I still want to get another one. I was also asked to send the box back as they would use it for further investigations and filing a case against the couriers. I sent them the pack through TCS on 4th Sep 2009. After lot of correspondence with Shophive CEO over weeks, through which he was hesitant to reply and always have to be prompted many times to get one, I agreed conditionally to book another one and get 30% off. My conditions were that if they think that the couriers stole the camera, Shophive should take up the case and inform me. When I agreed to send them money again, they raised the price of camera to Rs. 15690. Even then, I sent them the money again through bank transfer. But after receiving the camera, for which I paid Rs. 10980 again, the Shophive plainly refused to follow up the case or return the lost camera remaining accessories which I sent to them. In the end, I lost Rs. 10980, paid extra to get the camera. On retrospective analysis, I am sure that the “lost” camera was not sent by the Shophive people in first place. I have launched complaint with CRCP and also serving them with legal notices. I placed an order online for a camera (Panasonic Lumix FS5) online to SHOPHIVE (www.shophive.com), an online shopping portal, on 25th August 2009. They promised free delivery and same day shipping through UPS Ground.

I was promptly replied through phone/email by the shophive people; they confirmed the availability of the item and asked me to deposit the money (Rs. 13990) through bank transfer. Same amount was transferred to their account

Next day I called Shophive to confirm the details. It was then that I was told that black camera is not available so either I have to wait or accept silver colour camera. I didn’t want to wait so accepted the available one. I was confirmed that the camera would be dispatched by TCS and I would receive it within a day.
On 28th August, 3 days after booking, no deliveries were made and when I contacted Shophive, I was told that camera was shipped through AMS Couriers, a lesser known company and was given their contact number and consignment number. I called the courier office and I was told that they do not deliver, I have to pick up the parcel. On the same day I picked the parcel from AMS Couriers, Moti Plaza, Murree Road Rawalpindi.
When I reached home and open the parcel, the camera and battery were missing from the parcel. The camera box was present with leads/cables and booklets/CDs but the camera was missing. I immediately called Shophive and later sent them an email.
[Emails transcript available]
I was asked by the company rep to contact the CEO Shophive, Arslan Nazir. I called him and he said that they are investigating the matter and camera was “hastily & erroneously” sent through this unknown “shady” company. I bought the story and asked for the next step. I was told that “Board of Directors” have decided to offer me 25-30% off if I still want to get another one. I was also asked to send the box back as they would use it for further investigations and filing a case against the couriers. I sent them the pack through TCS on 4th Sep 2009.

After lot of correspondence with Shophive CEO over weeks, through which he was hesitant to reply and always have to be prompted many times to get one, I agreed conditionally to book another one and get 30% off. My conditions were that if they think that the couriers stole the camera, Shophive should take up the case and inform me.
When I agreed to send them money again, they raised the price of camera to Rs. 15690. Even then, I sent them the money again through bank transfer. But after receiving the camera, for which I paid Rs. 10980 again, the Shophive plainly refused to follow up the case or return the lost camera remaining accessories which I sent to them.

In the end, I lost Rs. 10980, paid extra to get the camera. On retrospective analysis, I am sure that the “lost” camera was not sent by the Shophive people in first place.

I have launched complaint with CRCP and also serving them with legal notices.

]]> By: ahsan fareed http://greenwhite.org/blog/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/comment-page-2/#comment-144504 ahsan fareed Sun, 27 Sep 2009 17:28:53 +0000 http://greenwhite.org/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-144504 Yes e-commerce is coming in Pakisan. Yes e-commerce is coming in Pakisan.

]]> By: Zaman http://greenwhite.org/blog/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/comment-page-2/#comment-139868 Zaman Thu, 20 Aug 2009 23:42:42 +0000 http://greenwhite.org/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-139868 Hi every1, We are planing to Open a Freelance web Portal from Pakistan like Elance(US),Limeexchange(Indian+US site) & Odesk(US) where People get registor as a Buyer & Provider.Buyer post their project in order to get their services from Provider and Provider will bid on the Projects.Once project is awarded & completed Buyer release their payments to Provider.I just like to know which payment Getway will support for such a huge website,we have accounts on Moneybooker(Merchant Acct),Alertpay,Strompay,Escrow & 2Checkout(inprocess) that Support Freelance Website payments. Hi every1,
We are planing to Open a Freelance web Portal from Pakistan like Elance(US),Limeexchange(Indian+US site) & Odesk(US) where People get registor as a Buyer & Provider.Buyer post their project in order to get their services from Provider and Provider will bid on the Projects.Once project is awarded & completed Buyer release their payments to Provider.I just like to know which payment Getway will support for such a huge website,we have accounts on Moneybooker(Merchant Acct),Alertpay,Strompay,Escrow & 2Checkout(inprocess) that Support Freelance Website payments.

]]> By: Rome http://greenwhite.org/blog/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/comment-page-2/#comment-130903 Rome Fri, 03 Jul 2009 05:46:40 +0000 http://greenwhite.org/2008/04/21/ecommerce-need-of-the-hour-check-list-for-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-130903 i am making a program to do online business. i am making a program to do online business.

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