What Shops Are You Missing????
#91
Forum Regular




Joined: May 2004
Posts: 264
From: Wellington Point, Brisbane

Originally Posted by steveyp
Interesting to read the posts re Next and other British retailers. I am in the mail order business, predominately e-commerce and intend to start a number of sites now I am here in Australia. I look after a number of large companies in the UK, mostly but not exclusively clothing.
I am bringing one of my UK customers into the Australian market ready for Christmas (silk clothing, 45+ age group, female) as a trial.
My question really is;
If you could get Next, MandS etc. would people be prepared to pay UK prices and wait (poss 28 days) for shipment.
Cheers
I am bringing one of my UK customers into the Australian market ready for Christmas (silk clothing, 45+ age group, female) as a trial.
My question really is;
If you could get Next, MandS etc. would people be prepared to pay UK prices and wait (poss 28 days) for shipment.
Cheers
#92
Mmmmm.......I've only just read this thread and don't understand you people
They got shops over here too........I know cos I went and found some soon after arriving.
If you get hold of some Australian money they actually sell things to you
They got shops over here too........I know cos I went and found some soon after arriving.
If you get hold of some Australian money they actually sell things to you
#93










Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 7,834

TESCO>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>internet shopping FFS BILO is pish!!!!!!!!!!!!
#94
Originally Posted by TopCat3
If you can do Twiglets and Orange Matchmakers we can do some serious talking...(actually my sister sends them over for me - and I've been here for yonks). 

they do twiglets and matchmakers here in Perth, where are you?!! will direct you if over this side
#95










Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 7,834

Originally Posted by Gryff
Next and Karen Millen for me please! What about returns tho...could this be a problem? What if goods are faulty when received?
How the hell are ya ?
#96
Originally Posted by steveyp
Interesting to read the posts re Next and other British retailers. I am in the mail order business, predominately e-commerce and intend to start a number of sites now I am here in Australia. I look after a number of large companies in the UK, mostly but not exclusively clothing.
I am bringing one of my UK customers into the Australian market ready for Christmas (silk clothing, 45+ age group, female) as a trial.
My question really is;
If you could get Next, MandS etc. would people be prepared to pay UK prices and wait (poss 28 days) for shipment.
Cheers
I am bringing one of my UK customers into the Australian market ready for Christmas (silk clothing, 45+ age group, female) as a trial.
My question really is;
If you could get Next, MandS etc. would people be prepared to pay UK prices and wait (poss 28 days) for shipment.
Cheers
Yep, I would buy Next clothes on-line for my little un and hubby on-line and pay UK prices (& River island for me). But how would it work with returns, faulty goods etc????
Shell
#97
BE Enthusiast




Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 334
From: Hillarys, WA







Hi,
Returns are the biggest pain for any mail-order operation, would you believe that the average is 15% return rate?
It is unusual to get faulty items and clothing is certainly not fragile. Most people order a couple of sizes, try them on and send one or both back. some wear for a night and then send back.
It is unlikely anyone shipping from the UK will pay postage returns on items and any returns would be at the risk of the sender e.g. not refuned unless recieved by the company.
In an export situation your statutory rights go out the window. However an operation fulfilled from within Australia woul work fine.
Cheers!
Returns are the biggest pain for any mail-order operation, would you believe that the average is 15% return rate?
It is unusual to get faulty items and clothing is certainly not fragile. Most people order a couple of sizes, try them on and send one or both back. some wear for a night and then send back.
It is unlikely anyone shipping from the UK will pay postage returns on items and any returns would be at the risk of the sender e.g. not refuned unless recieved by the company.
In an export situation your statutory rights go out the window. However an operation fulfilled from within Australia woul work fine.
Cheers!
Originally Posted by Gryff
Next and Karen Millen for me please! What about returns tho...could this be a problem? What if goods are faulty when received?
#98
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Originally Posted by biggy
TESCO>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>internet shopping FFS BILO is pish!!!!!!!!!!!!




