There is an online group-buying site being launched in Malaysia a few months ago, which has quickly became popular among local consumers - thanks to the heavily discounted retail vouchers being offered.
However, it seems like many don't receive the vouchers via post. Proof: their Facebook page.
The complaints are mounting and people are being suspicious whether the group-buying service is fulfilling the order. An email exchange with their person-in-charge reveals the following as part of their response:
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Is postal service in Malaysia really that unreliable?
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Labels:
deliver happiness,
group buying,
malaysia,
order fulfillment
What does Group Buying mean For Retailers?
Monday, June 28, 2010
Group buying sites like Groupon continue to gain popularity in United States, Europe, Asia and all over the world. China itself has more than 100 Groupon clones, heck?
This resembles Facebook's early years to a certain degree, where everyone is trying to clone and develop some sort of social networking services.
This resembles Facebook's early years to a certain degree, where everyone is trying to clone and develop some sort of social networking services.
Labels:
group buying,
groupon,
retail
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