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Buying something? Funny how things have changed so much within the last few decades. Used to be, whenever you were trying to find a watch, you headed down to the local jewelers (who you knew by first name), tried them all on and selected the perfect one. Then came mega malls, strip malls and Walmart. Specialty shops disappeared through the thousands. So did the quality and personal touch. Today, we do so much of our buying online.

It's surprising, but Mom and Grandma know-how to add items to their Amazon shopping cart and enter their credit-card information. Even when we do not actually purchase the service or product online, we still conduct most of our research there. You will discover countless review web pages and ratings of products or services can be found in every corner of the net. In case you are like most people, the process goes like this: 1) Search the review sites first and based on the product maybe check out specialty sites with user opinions. 2) Decide on a number of options. 3) Do a price search, find coupons and buy it! It is easy to let hours fly by only to be left with 2 or 3 choices still wondering "what is the best?"

Online reviews - Shoppers who can find product reviews reviews about an online store, whether good or bad, are less very likely to be scammed. Consumers should consider precisely what the reviews say, but do not forget that usually the most vocal reviewers will be the few unhappy shopper who were wrapped up within an unusual bad situation, while the happy shoppers simply were pleased with their purchases but did not write a review.

The great thing concerning this time in the history of goods and services is the fact that you will discover more opportunities for companies to really shine. Look at all the cheap crap that exists today. We live in a disposable culture that believes new and shinier is better and it is OK to buy a new umbrella each year because the 5 dollar one you just purchased broke on the first windy day. A number of companies are rising above this and creating quality products, then backing them with incredible customer support and return policies that the "made in China" attitude can not hold a candle to. Zappos is a good example of this.

They sell shoes online, offer exceptional products, have awesome customer service and if you don't like the Maddens UPS just dropped off at your front door, shipping is free both ways. Other companies like sporting good outlet REI are illustrations of how great a shop can be in a sea of disappointment. Join their co-op and they pay you dividends annually. They also guarantee the products they sell for life. Did you hear that? For Life. Bought that cycling shirt in 2007 as well as the left sleeve is coming unstitched? They'll replace it. Rarely do you see "Lifetime Warranty" or "Unconditional Returns" anymore. Companies will not stand behind products which will fall apart quickly.