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Anonymous

Stealth • 3m

What will you choose and why? 1) or 2) 1) Will you prefer to buy things like clothes, shoes, electronic stuff, etc from your near by store/mall through online mode and will deliver your product within a minutes. Or 2) Will you prefer to buy thing

Lerin Sebastian

Stealth • 2m

I chose the second even though the first one seems obvious, but the amazon could have gained a similar market of instant delivery had it had warehouses almost in all locations . Like Amazon offers a service called Amazon Prime Now in some U.S. cities, which provides delivery of certain items within hours (usually one to two hours)The service covers groceries, household essentials, and other items, but delivery times vary based on location, availability, and time of day. Our infra is not at the par for this and other reasons. Amazon got more options than local stores and even mall .

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Anonymous

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<30 minutes diary products delivery in all tier-0 and tier-1 cities. The key differentiator from other quick commerce business is that we don't add any preservatives and it's more of directly from farm to warehouses and to customers. Diary products i

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Ahzam Raza

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If I integrate clothing products with quick commerce and offer a unique service, such as allowing customers to order 5 to 7 shirts to their home to try on, and then keep the ones they like while the delivery person takes back the remaining items. W

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Ojas Meshram

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Which online shopping app do you prefer ?? Amazon, flipkart, Ajio,meesho OR any other And why do you prefer them over others? And why not other? Is it due to delivery time , quality of product, discount or app interface?

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