1, Amazon Amazon.com
It has become the preferred platform for online shopping in many countries.
2. Taobao Taobao.com
Taobao, an online shopping platform under Alibaba Group.
Yi Bei, 3.Ebay.com
As one of the early pioneers of online shopping industry, Yi Bei is still very popular with online shoppers.
4、 Walmart.com
The US-based retail giant Wal-Mart is famous for its physical stores, but its Walmart.com is becoming more and more popular among online shoppers.
JD.com, 5.JD.COM
The fifth place is JD.COM, and even companies like Tencent and Wal-Mart hold shares in the platform.
6、 Shopify.com
Shopify, a Canadian online platform, is the sixth most popular shopping website in the world.
7.Bestbuy.com Best Buy
Best Buy, a North American home appliance and electronics retailer, ranked seventh on the list.
8. Target Target.com
American retail giant Target is also very popular, ranking eighth on the list.
9. Lotte Lotte
Japanese e-commerce giant Lotte ranked ninth on the list.
10, The Home Depot
Home Depot, an American home improvement retailer, ranked among the most popular online shopping websites in the world in 2002 10.
online shopping
Online shopping is to retrieve commodity information through the internet, send a shopping request through an electronic order, and then fill in the number of a private checking account or credit card. Manufacturers deliver goods by mail order, or deliver them to your door through courier companies. In online shopping in China, the general payment methods are cash on delivery (direct bank transfer and online remittance) and cash on delivery for secured transactions.
The Measures for the Administration of Online Transactions promulgated by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce came into effect on March 20 15 14, and online shopping goods can be returned without reason within 7 days. According to the data released by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce on 20 15123, the number of online shopping complaints in China in 20 14 was the highest in five years, mainly focusing on contract, after-sales service and quality, accounting for 28.4%, 22.7% and 21.