I had a rather strange online shopping experience today. While those companies might consider this normal, shoppers see it differently. My main issue? I was required to read and accept their terms, conditions, and privacy policy just to start a simple enquiry—long before I even decided to buy anything.
Compared to online shopping in mainland China, Hong Kong online shopping is simply unacceptable. Its existence is largely due to Hong Kong's robust protectionist system, allowing it to continue living off its past successes.
那就是說我還沒開始詢問，還未做交易，你就要我先閱讀並接受購買條款。十劃都沒有一撇，就要花顧客時間讀你們的條款。這算是大公司的霸凌。你以為你是老幾？
和國內網購相比，香港這類網購根本就完全接受不了。他能繼續存在是因為香港的濃厚保護制度讓他能繼續吃老本
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