Why is it that everything online is so much cheaper than offline?

Online shopping because of the low price will make people want to shop, but don't be confused by this phenomenon, in addition to saving a series of costs of physical stores, there may be different purchase channels, may be shoddy, it is recommended to go to a large regular shopping, if you go to eBay to buy something, you must first look at the credibility of the seller, do not buy blindly, you must be familiar with the things you want to buy, or you must first understand what you want to buy, including authenticity and** and other factors. Don't buy high-tech or very expensive things, unless you are really knowledgeable, and it is recommended to use payment tools, or cash on delivery, which is more secure, and you will pay for the goods after you are satisfied with the things.

Yes, a lot of them are deceptive, be vigilant, and it's best not to buy things on ** that you don't understand. Or ask your friends.

Because of the much.

But there is also a reason because you don't have to pay so much online.

Water. Electricity bills and the like.

So it's normal to be cheaper.

But it's not normal to be much cheaper.

There is no free lunch in the world

There is no need to pay for façade room fees, water bills, employee salaries, electricity bills, annual inspection fees, and miscellaneous dotting fees. So it will be cheaper.

Most of the current product costs are marketing costs, that is, the circulation link should leave a lot of profits. Online direct sales have no profits for **merchants and retailers, and of course the price will come down.

To be honest, I don't dare to buy it, although the chance of being cheated is low now. If you can't see things on the Internet, you won't be at ease after all.

Nowadays, many people are no strangers to online shopping, and even the younger generation has completely relied on online shopping for their consumption patterns. The reason for this phenomenon is also very simple, online shopping largely reconciles the contradiction that people do not have time to go to offline physical stores to buy goods, and many people find that most of the things on the Internet are cheaper than offline physical stores, after all, physical stores need to add labor and water and electricity rent. But it can only be said that most of the things, and there are still a small number of things that are more expensive online than offline physical stores.

1.Fresh products.

Many of us go to buy fresh food just to get a fresh, and if we want to buy these things online, we can't completely guarantee whether the seller is completely fresh first, after all, it's not like we usually go to the vegetable market or seafood market to pick up some live fresh products directly face-to-face. And because the storage and transportation costs of these fresh products purchased online are often relatively high, many times some of the fresh products we buy online are more expensive than some offline physical stores. In fact, it's not just fresh products, like fresh food, some foods that need freshness and need to be eaten quickly are slightly more expensive online than offline.

2.Offline products that are prone to discounts in physical stores.

We are no strangers to physical store discounts, such as some seasonal changes or for various reasons, such as clothing, shoes, and household appliances. And after these goods are discounted, they are often cheaper than those on the net.

The emergence of online shopping has indeed brought a lot of convenience to our lives, but as for the first aspect, we still need to identify more in our lives. If there are conditions for the same thing, it is best for us to go to the physical store and online at the same time to make a ** comparison, because in this way we can avoid being deceived. At the same time, although the development of online shopping is very fast, it cannot completely replace some services of physical stores, after all, such as after-sales protection or physical stores will be more secure.

First, the quality is indeed different.

Let's take clothes as an example. The clothes we bought in physical stores and the clothes we bought online look the same because they are the same in terms of styling and use the same mold. But the actual materials used are definitely different.

I bought a T-shirt in a brand offline store, I felt good to wear it, and I wanted to buy the same style on the vertical ruler online, but after the mail, I found that the difference between the same style on the Internet and the clothes in the physical store was not a little bit and a half, ** is the same, but the quality is fundamentally different. Later, I learned that such goods are divided into Class A goods and Class B goods.

Second, the materials are different.

Class A goods are high-quality products, and generally this kind of products are sold in physical stores, because customers can see the quality of the products in the real world, and consumers will not pay if the quality is not good.

However, the things sold online may be Class B goods, which will be a little different in terms of materials, for example, the materials used in Class A goods are 10, and the materials used in Class B goods may be 8. Although it does look the same on the surface, in fact, as long as you look closely, you will see that the clothes of class B goods are more and thinner than those of class A clothes!

It's because of this that things on the Internet will be cheaper, and I actually bought exactly the same things as online, and the quality is really incomparable. Of course, you can't be beaten to death with a stick, such as electrical appliances, high-tech products, and even snacks are still the same, it is indeed much cheaper than offline, and the quality is also ***.

But in fact, many merchants say that there is no middleman to make the difference, and the price is cheap. But the real situation is that the middlemen don't make a lot of difference, and they don't have a lot of middlemen. Such a gimmick is completely researched by those who are engaged in e-commerce, and it is undeniable that there are indeed middlemen, but online purchases require manual labor, express delivery, and transportation of finished products.

Inside and out, e-commerce is still making money, it doesn't lose money at all, and it's just advertising.