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Article Title: An Introduction To The Internet Shopping Giants
Author: Patrick Claydon
Category: E-Commerce, Consumer, Home Business
Word Count: 501
Keywords: dubli business
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Internet shopping is more popular than ever before, as more products are 
becoming available for customers with low or no shipping fees. Internet 
connections are also becoming affordable and faster, allowing more people to go 
online.

With many of the latest electronic portable devices capable of accessing the 
net, and online shops having their own mobile versions of the site, online 
shopping is clearly the future. While there are literally millions of online 
shopping sites, the E-commerce market is basically led by four giants.
 
Amazon
 
Amazon started as an online bookstore, but quickly evolved into a site offering 
all kinds of content from eBooks to music, movies, video games and other 
multimedia content. Now they offer all the same items you find in malls, 
including apparel, electronics, toys and other items. It has expanded to many 
countries including the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, China and most of Europe.

With over 600 million visitors to the site each year, it is not only more 
popular, but also more reliable than traditional shopping because of its 
reviews system where customers can rate and write reviews on the products. 
Amazon's brand further expanded when they introduced the Kindle, which turned 
out to be one of the best eBook readers on the market.
 
eBay
 
eBay is popular in an entirely different avenue, making use of online auction 
concepts. It launched a year after Amazon, and rose in popularity very quickly 
since it is easy to sell used or brand new items online, allowing millions of 
sellers to actively sell dozens of products.

Registered users have benefits of creating their own stores to further 
emphasize their items to attract buyers. eBay also gained a significant boost 
in the E-commerce market when they bought their competitor PayPal, which is one 
of the most popular online payment processors.
 
eBay is utilizing PayPal to make it easy for customers to complete transactions 
and build their reputations to become trusted sellers. Thanks to the online 
auction concept and ability for any member to be a seller, eBay has better 
international coverage than Amazon.
 
Walmart
 
Everyone worldwide should know what Walmart is, and that alone gives the 
world's largest public corporation potential to set up an online store of their 
own, which they did in 2008. Their website offers a wide selection of items 
which is about the same as walking into a regular Walmart store.  Shipping is 
inexpensive, as are the products that they offer.
 
DubLi
 
DubLi is not as popular as the other three sites, but is rising to be an 
Internet shopping giant in its own category. Like eBay, it is an online auction 
site, but the buying system is different, implementing a special credits system 
which is used to view the price of items, or bid in reverse auctions.  This can 
often result in great deals for customers, but also the full price still goes 
to the seller, benefiting all parties involved.

Dubli continues to grow, as shoppers like the unique concept of potentially 
obtaining products at a discount.

Make the most of the internet shopping revolution, and get involved with the 
DubLi Business launch in Australia.  We are ready to support and help you if 
you wish to get more information about the business.  Visit 
http://www.dubli-australia.net.au/business.html

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