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Q: Do you still go to those bargaining places?

I haven't been in awhile, but I've had a little itch to go out there. Although I probably won't I'll refrain myself from going there again. Do you still go there?

13 years 18 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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YES. although i am a heavy user of taobao for over a year now, i still go there, because you can touch and try the products, for which i am willing to pay a few kuai more. equipped with a smartphone and taobao app i can easily check the prices online and get good prices at the market.

if im too busy or lazy, i will just order straight from internet without spending too much time bargaining over the price in some markets though...

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I have not been to those palces for a while. I just go to big shopping mall to buy what I need because quality is assured and I dont need to spend time to bargarn the price.

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Sometimes yes, sometimes no.

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No why ? 

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Sometimes maybe not, why?

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Sometimes yes...mainly because I'm bored....

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