Hello SM,
> There is a business registration number for Je Shoppe Ltd. You can
> do a search on portalmns.mu to find out whether it is a registered
> company. You took the same steps to verify the login as a cautious
> person would. The site needs to do some changes because it can be
> provide you with the same security as ASOS.
Thank you for the link SM. Now I understand how Ish found tnat jeshoppe LTD and jeshoppe.com were registered.
> The problem in Mauritius is that it seems better to assume that it
> could be a scam because of past experience and because we don't know
> whether the Consumer Protection Unit would help us if we encounter a
> problem with the online shop.
Yes you right, we tend to be more cautious based on past experience.
> I was looking for reviews, as you did, to find out whether the online
> shop is reliable. I could not find anything about it except for what
> you wrote.
I am relying on Ish to have the first review.
> The web site states that there is cash on delivery as a payment
> option. I guess that is closer to what people are used to locally
> when an item is purchased from a street vendor. I was curious about
> the 7-day return actually works.
I think it is a good initiative for the company to go forward with the cash-on-delivery instead of putting the customer at risk when submitting his/her credit card details on the website. I am as curious as you are to see how it works.
> Thanks, it is always useful to have the information. I guess that
> the web provider is sending out mail through another company. Based
> on some of the mistakes I would say that the company is probably
> still learning about online shopping.
Yes, I think the company is still learning how to manage the online shopping website because I could see some empty sections. I personally think there is scope for people who wants to start an online shopping business in Mauritius especially is the items are worth the price.
Kind regards,
Shelly Hermia Bhujun
Received on Mon Jul 25 2016 - 17:33:34 PST