Majority of Global Consumers Shop Cross Border

Majority of Global Consumers Shop Cross Border

By Company-Issued Press Release 
EcommerceBytes.com 
October 13, 2016

 

Pitney Bowes, a global technology leader providing innovative products and solutions powering anywhere-to-everywhere commerce, announced the results of the third annual Pitney Bowes Global Online Shopping Survey, which finds that cross-border ecommerce has become prevalent among consumers around the world.

It's no surprise that consumers frequently make domestic online purchases (94%), however more than two-thirds (66%) of consumers that have ever made a domestic online purchase have also made an online purchase from another country in the past year. Singapore (89%), Australia (86%) and Hong Kong (85%) have the highest number of cross-border shoppers, while countries like Japan (34%) and the U.S. (45%) are still growing in cross-border confidence.

 


http://www.ecommercebytes.com/cab/abn/y16/m10/i13/s03

 

All the more reasons to impress upon Canada Post that we, as ebay Canada sellers, need more affordable tracked options for international destinations. Plus, of course, more affordable tracked options for domestic destinations too. 

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Majority of Global Consumers Shop Cross Border

All the more reason for Ebay to revert things as they were before.  Allow CDN sellers to sell in US dollars.

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But Canadians can sell in USD any time they like; all they have to do is list on ebay.com instead of ebay.ca. 

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