Should Alibaba become a full-transaction platform? Why? Why not?
Post 42 of 46
Replying to [Admin]:Yes it should.Because it is a necessity of being global in the world and someone will do this .it must get a shipping service and advertisement service working effectively.?t must have offices around the world and the others
20 Oct 2006 05:29
Post 43 of 46
Replying to [Admin]:I agree with wilhelm.
Let the people be free.
It would be like a dating service where you could marry by a mouse-click - no there must be a limit.
Scare-scenario we all get employed by Alibaba and Alibaba turns into one big superdistributor.
Alibaba does a great job in bringing business to business - but this could always improve with better tools, a mini-pass to become a member at all (Now a free member is an anonymous ...or maybe fictive person).
YES, lets get the scamming problem reduced instead. I'm sure a lot of Honest Nigerians or Ghaneses will agree.
Let the people be free.
It would be like a dating service where you could marry by a mouse-click - no there must be a limit.
Scare-scenario we all get employed by Alibaba and Alibaba turns into one big superdistributor.
Alibaba does a great job in bringing business to business - but this could always improve with better tools, a mini-pass to become a member at all (Now a free member is an anonymous ...or maybe fictive person).
YES, lets get the scamming problem reduced instead. I'm sure a lot of Honest Nigerians or Ghaneses will agree.
20 Oct 2006 12:20
Post 44 of 46
Replying to [Admin]:
YES you can do it. This is very very good idea. That will be very useful for new cusotmers.
YES you can do it. This is very very good idea. That will be very useful for new cusotmers.
21 Oct 2006 00:14
Post 45 of 46
Replying to [Admin]: I feel that presently alibaba should completely concentrate in increasing its customer data base. When majority of buyers & sellers get fully satisfied with the quality of inquires & the variety of products listing enhances, its the right time to go for full transaction platform. Till then, doing so would be a like a broken arrow.
21 Oct 2006 11:28
Post 46 of 46
Replying to [Admin]:
Dear Admin,
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It's a great idea. It woud be beneficial to all sides - the buyer, seller and Alibaba. It could be offered as an option for members doing trade deals and some rules have to be set, such as product coverage (I don't think it is practical for Alibaba to deal in petrol, gold, and the like, for example), minimum order sizes, authorised international bank(s)/couriers/freighters, etc. Perhaps it can experiment at a pilot scale in the beginning to see what are the nitty gritty requirements to make the full-transaction platform work well.
Thanks for this relevant idea.
Dear Admin,
It's a great idea. It woud be beneficial to all sides - the buyer, seller and Alibaba. It could be offered as an option for members doing trade deals and some rules have to be set, such as product coverage (I don't think it is practical for Alibaba to deal in petrol, gold, and the like, for example), minimum order sizes, authorised international bank(s)/couriers/freighters, etc. Perhaps it can experiment at a pilot scale in the beginning to see what are the nitty gritty requirements to make the full-transaction platform work well.Thanks for this relevant idea.
22 Oct 2006 09:54