NAMA : Anggri Putri Rinanda

NPM :163510745

TASK ESSAY

INTERNET SHOPPING

Internet shopping is one of today's most popular activities for shopper people. Shopping on the
Internet can make people relax and take their time to think about the product that they want to buy.
Internet shopping is getting used to be more familiar to people in this society today's. Holiday is coming
soon most of the people will spend they money on shopping and gifts. Therefore, I think Internet is the
better way for people to shop.

The benefits of online shopping are truly striking, and must account at least partially for the
enormous rise of Internet usage since the 1990s. It seems that few retailers of national stature, if any, can
afford to not maintain an online presence. Most obviously, the Internet permits consumers the luxury of
browsing and purchasing without leaving the comfort of their homes. This in turn generates better design
in websites, as retailers have learned that the best and most detailed presentation of merchandise reduces
the value of “hands-on” shopping; the better the customer can fully see and know the product, the greater
the confidence to purchase online.

Tied to this advantage is the savings the customer enjoys from not having to pay for travel to shop,
which in turn reflects another potential saving, that of time. For example, the employee wanting to make a
purchase, but unable to leave the workplace, may now simply use a few moments of break time to buy.
There are also other ways online shopping promotes savings, most notably through the inevitable – and
easily assessed by the buyer – aspect of competition. This Internet marketplace is enormous, and retailers
are well aware that a single click may bring a potential customer to a competitor.

The obvious disadvantage of the credit card being jeopardized has been largely addressed through
security measures, and shoppers are typically at ease in trusting their credit information to online sellers.
While some of this is likely the result of simple changes of mind, it seems that the security measures
themselves, along with residual fears regarding financial account safety, frighten consumers away from
committing to online purchases. Then, there is the disadvantage that, no matter how well a product is
described and pictured online, people still tend to enjoy the satisfaction of literally seeing and feeling an
item before they buy.

The concluding is people choosing the Internet for shopping is the time. Time is very important for
most of the people who live in the Untied States. Most of the people in the United States want to save
much time as they can. Especially, during the holiday season most of the people in the United States
really want to save much time for the house decoration. For example, I bought a dress for my girl friend
only took me couple minutes on the Internet. If I go out to mall and bought a dress for her it will take me
at least haft an hour.
NAMA : Ramadani Fitri Nst

NPM :163510512

INTERNET SHOPPING

Internet shopping is one of today's most popular activities for shopper people. Shopping on the
Internet can make people relax and take their time to think about the product that they want to buy.
Internet shopping is getting used to be more familiar to people in this society today's. Holiday is coming
soon most of the people will spend they money on shopping and gifts. Therefore, I think Internet is the
better way for people to shop.

The benefits of online shopping are truly striking, and must account at least partially for the
enormous rise of Internet usage since the 1990s. It seems that few retailers of national stature, if any, can
afford to not maintain an online presence. Most obviously, the Internet permits consumers the luxury of
browsing and purchasing without leaving the comfort of their homes. This in turn generates better design
in websites, as retailers have learned that the best and most detailed presentation of merchandise reduces
the value of “hands-on” shopping; the better the customer can fully see and know the product, the greater
the confidence to purchase online.

Tied to this advantage is the savings the customer enjoys from not having to pay for travel to shop,
which in turn reflects another potential saving, that of time. For example, the employee wanting to make a
purchase, but unable to leave the workplace, may now simply use a few moments of break time to buy.
There are also other ways online shopping promotes savings, most notably through the inevitable – and
easily assessed by the buyer – aspect of competition. This Internet marketplace is enormous, and retailers
are well aware that a single click may bring a potential customer to a competitor.

The obvious disadvantage of the credit card being jeopardized has been largely addressed through
security measures, and shoppers are typically at ease in trusting their credit information to online sellers.
While some of this is likely the result of simple changes of mind, it seems that the security measures
themselves, along with residual fears regarding financial account safety, frighten consumers away from
committing to online purchases. Then, there is the disadvantage that, no matter how well a product is
described and pictured online, people still tend to enjoy the satisfaction of literally seeing and feeling an
item before they buy.

The concluding is people choosing the Internet for shopping is the time. Time is very important for
most of the people who live in the Untied States. Most of the people in the United States want to save
much time as they can. Especially, during the holiday season most of the people in the United States
really want to save much time for the house decoration. For example, I bought a dress for my girl friend
only took me couple minutes on the Internet. If I go out to mall and bought a dress for her it will take me
at least haft an hour.
NAMA : Sari Lelliati

NPM :163510139

INTERNET SHOPPING

Internet shopping is one of today's most popular activities for shopper people. Shopping on the
Internet can make people relax and take their time to think about the product that they want to buy.
Internet shopping is getting used to be more familiar to people in this society today's. Holiday is coming
soon most of the people will spend they money on shopping and gifts. Therefore, I think Internet is the
better way for people to shop.

The benefits of online shopping are truly striking, and must account at least partially for the
enormous rise of Internet usage since the 1990s. It seems that few retailers of national stature, if any, can
afford to not maintain an online presence. Most obviously, the Internet permits consumers the luxury of
browsing and purchasing without leaving the comfort of their homes. This in turn generates better design
in websites, as retailers have learned that the best and most detailed presentation of merchandise reduces
the value of “hands-on” shopping; the better the customer can fully see and know the product, the greater
the confidence to purchase online.

Tied to this advantage is the savings the customer enjoys from not having to pay for travel to shop,
which in turn reflects another potential saving, that of time. For example, the employee wanting to make a
purchase, but unable to leave the workplace, may now simply use a few moments of break time to buy.
There are also other ways online shopping promotes savings, most notably through the inevitable – and
easily assessed by the buyer – aspect of competition. This Internet marketplace is enormous, and retailers
are well aware that a single click may bring a potential customer to a competitor.

The obvious disadvantage of the credit card being jeopardized has been largely addressed through
security measures, and shoppers are typically at ease in trusting their credit information to online sellers.
While some of this is likely the result of simple changes of mind, it seems that the security measures
themselves, along with residual fears regarding financial account safety, frighten consumers away from
committing to online purchases. Then, there is the disadvantage that, no matter how well a product is
described and pictured online, people still tend to enjoy the satisfaction of literally seeing and feeling an
item before they buy.

The concluding is people choosing the Internet for shopping is the time. Time is very important for
most of the people who live in the Untied States. Most of the people in the United States want to save
much time as they can. Especially, during the holiday season most of the people in the United States
really want to save much time for the house decoration. For example, I bought a dress for my girl friend
only took me couple minutes on the Internet. If I go out to mall and bought a dress for her it will take me
at least haft an hour.
NAMA : Mimi Utari

Kelas :2A

INTERNET SHOPPING

Internet shopping is one of today's most popular activities for shopper people. Shopping on the
Internet can make people relax and take their time to think about the product that they want to buy.
Internet shopping is getting used to be more familiar to people in this society today's. Holiday is coming
soon most of the people will spend they money on shopping and gifts. Therefore, I think Internet is the
better way for people to shop.

The benefits of online shopping are truly striking, and must account at least partially for the
enormous rise of Internet usage since the 1990s. It seems that few retailers of national stature, if any, can
afford to not maintain an online presence. Most obviously, the Internet permits consumers the luxury of
browsing and purchasing without leaving the comfort of their homes. This in turn generates better design
in websites, as retailers have learned that the best and most detailed presentation of merchandise reduces
the value of “hands-on” shopping; the better the customer can fully see and know the product, the greater
the confidence to purchase online.

Tied to this advantage is the savings the customer enjoys from not having to pay for travel to shop,
which in turn reflects another potential saving, that of time. For example, the employee wanting to make a
purchase, but unable to leave the workplace, may now simply use a few moments of break time to buy.
There are also other ways online shopping promotes savings, most notably through the inevitable – and
easily assessed by the buyer – aspect of competition. This Internet marketplace is enormous, and retailers
are well aware that a single click may bring a potential customer to a competitor.

The obvious disadvantage of the credit card being jeopardized has been largely addressed through
security measures, and shoppers are typically at ease in trusting their credit information to online sellers.
While some of this is likely the result of simple changes of mind, it seems that the security measures
themselves, along with residual fears regarding financial account safety, frighten consumers away from
committing to online purchases. Then, there is the disadvantage that, no matter how well a product is
described and pictured online, people still tend to enjoy the satisfaction of literally seeing and feeling an
item before they buy.

The concluding is people choosing the Internet for shopping is the time. Time is very important for
most of the people who live in the Untied States. Most of the people in the United States want to save
much time as they can. Especially, during the holiday season most of the people in the United States
really want to save much time for the house decoration. For example, I bought a dress for my girl friend
only took me couple minutes on the Internet. If I go out to mall and bought a dress for her it will take me
at least haft an hour.