Become a Responsible Consumer Shopping Options Standard 6.01/6.02.

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Become a Responsible Consumer Shopping Options Standard 6.01/6.02

Options for shopping in stores Retail stores obtain goods from wholesale sources and sell directly to consumers. Department stores sell a wide variety of goods and services from a single store. Warehouse clubs and superstores offer price advantages and wide product selection.

Options for shopping in stores.. Factory outlet stores are owned by the manufacturer or distributor of the merchandise. Discount stores sell certain lines of merchandise at lower prices. Consignment or thrift stores sell used merchandise at greatly reduced prices. Specialty stores sell specialized goods/services – e.g., shoe shops and gas stations.

Options for shopping at home Door-to-door Catalog shopping Telemarketing T-commerce E-commerce Salesperson comes to home, either by invitation or not Shopper calls on telephone to buy goods listed in a catalog Seller calls on telephone to sell goods or services Shopping in response to ads on television Buying goods and services on the Internet, including Internet auctions

Pros and Cons of Shopping in Stores ProsCons Variety of merchandise in one area or under one roof Takes time to buy costly items Close to home for last-minute or emergency shopping Limited space Offers special prices with a membership cardPicked-over merchandise Malls offer special attractions and promotions for customers Large crowds on sale days and weekends Can try on clothesMust find a place to park Items are easy to exchange Offer payment plans Offer store credit cards Can work with knowledgeable sales people Stores offer special services – e.g., gift wrapping

Pros and cons of Shopping at Home PROSCONs Buy any time seven days a weekMay not know the physical location of the seller Can obtain special ordersMust have a credit card to pay Will deliverMay not understand exactly what is being bought Can purchase on the spot with TV remote control or computer mouse Must check seller’s privacy policy before giving personal/financial information Buy from the comfort and convenience of home Must keep a complete record of each transaction Can buy from a worldwide marketOffers that sound too good to be true may not be Must check exchange policies; may be more costly or difficult to exchange items Will have shipping and handling costs added Must check reliability, legitimacy, and security of sellers before buying Cannot see or feel quality, size, and/or true color

Effective Shopping Practices Basic effective shopping practices ▫Plan before you shop ▫Comparison shop for products and services ▫Shop wisely in stores and at home

Effective Shopping Practices Plan before you shopComparison shop for products Decide if shopping at home or shopping in stores is most appropriate Where there is a choice, decide whether it is advisable to purchase goods or services Check reliability and services of stores and distance-sellers Decide when to buy Research the product Compare products Understand warranties that guarantee quality of standards of products Talk to people who have made the same purchases Check the Internet for consumer information, magazines, and other publications

Effective Shopping Practices Comparison shop for servicesShop wisely in stores Identify a person(s) or a business(s) that provide the desired service Check qualifications Interview the service-provider Check the provider’s references and his/her record with the BBB Check to see if provider is licensed, bonded, or insured Pay close attention to terms of agreements Read carefully before signing Consider the value of time and energy, as well as money Handle money, cash, and credit cards with care Get receipts and sales slips Deal fairly and honestly with others in marketplace Report unfair/dishonest business practices to proper authorities

Effective shopping practices Shop wisely at home ▫Know name and physical location of seller ▫Understand w hat you are buying, all details of sale, and description of product ▫Compare prices with other retailers ▫Only buy from secure sites ▫Check seller’s privacy policy before giving out personal and financial information ▫Pay by credit card ▫Find out delivery date ▫Check product promptly when delivered