| LannaExcamp | Date: Friday, 06.12.13, 01:16 | Message # 1 |
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The In's And Out's Of Online ProcuringThe boom makes you wonder if Yahoo , which owns a 20% stake in Chinese language e-commerce firm Alibaba , is regretting promoting back a part of its share to the firm last year. Everyone seems to be on-line these days. All they do is browse Taobao. All of the daily talk and jokes are about Taobao. I'm beginning to get into this behavior, (just searching, making an attempt very laborious not to buy). (My newest Hiya Kitty earbuds bought on Taobao for 5 yuan. Delivery was free as a result of I purchased a few different issues too!) This is Craigslist of China, where you possibly can put up and sell your gear and purchase other people's second hand items.
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