Dealing with online payments

The reason why the country was suffering in Ecommerce in the past is simply because of online payment. Even if you had cash money then, that still serve as enough assurance that you can pay online. It is a simple logic, why stop customers from buying if they can pay the other way around? It is clear that online shopping brings a lot of convenience to local consumers. Not only it gives them convenience but it also saves them time, money and energy. However, shopping online have certain requirements unlike offline where they just need to pay cash straight out. Actually, Ecommerce was on a downward fall, going back a few years ago. Good thing that Lazada took over South East including Philippines last year. It is really safe to say that at least everyone has seen their ads at one point since their arrival. They show up everywhere mainly in Facebook and even Google ads. This made it easier for them to be easily recognized by the local online users.

The real deal with the Philippines’ Online Shopping Mall is that they are flexible to their online customers. It is like buy directly from a conventional offline mall since they also offer usual warranties and returns. The goal is to ensure that their local online customers get the best deal. This allows customers to not worry about were and what they will be spending on with their money. Their security woes eventually got covered which made it very for them to penetrate the local Ecommerce. It's also a good thing they offer discounts and promos on a regular basis unlike traditional malls, which offer it rarely. Despite this promos and discounts, ultimately, customers are convinced to pick them over traditional malls since they offer flexible payment options.

On top of the conventional online payments via PayPal or credit card, they were one of the first online malls in the country to Cash on Delivery payment method. This quickly allowed anyone to shop on their online mall regardless if they cannot pay online the conventional way. Customers can go directly the online website without worrying to much on how they will pay for it. All the customer's need to do is pick whichever product they prefer and just leave their shipping address and name of the recipient. The best about this is that their orders can be delivered within two to five days. Their customers will only be required to pay in cash once their order package are handed over in real time.

Clearly, this speaks that online shopping is way convenient than traditional shopping with this setup. On top of it, Lazada will waive customer’s shipment fee as long as their order exceeds one thousand pesos. It is quite easy to assume that combining its Cash on Delivery with Free Delivery availability, it can easily convince anyone to try online shopping. This combination actually solved the Ecommerce woes that plagued online shopping for a very long time. As a matter of fact, online shopping reached the point where it is an accepted alternative in shopping.