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hkh m43 Active member

Member since 15 August 2017

hkh m43Active member29 August 2017 08:52:16

Salaam/Peace!

How is the online shopping experience in Morocco, both domestically and internationally?

Anyone have good/bad experiences with deliveries from local sites or international sites in the US, Europe and China?

Thanks/Shukran

mahasen Member

Member since 21 April 2017

mahasenMember29 August 2017 12:56:57

Good question, I also would like to know.

ibra93 Member

Member since 12 June 2018

ibra93Member12 June 2018 09:28:36

me too

othmane laoulida Member

Member since 08 June 2018

othmane laoulidaMember13 June 2018 13:51:52

For international platforms, especially Amazon, I can say it good save for shipping period. It takes 30 days or less depending on how much you pay for the service. For local sites, I have heard about bad experiences. Scammers are everywhere. I would recommend good ones that have good reputation. For example, Decathlon if you want goods related to sport....

Cathylesher Contributor

Member since 11 July 2017

CathylesherContributor13 June 2018 15:24:25

149

I was going to order through Amazon. Hhhhh. The shipping fees were enormous. So I just said no

Capoppy55 Active member

Member since 23 July 2018

Capoppy55Active member23 July 2018 17:37:51

I buy things off of eBay , some stuff from China, etc. Takes a long time, but nothing has ever gone missing.

Yeh, Amazon is a joke as far as shipping goes.

Bronwyngc New member

Member since 13 January 2018

BronwyngcNew member06 August 2018 12:32:13

I've wondered about that, too.

Rachid.bacchus Member

Member since 13 December 2017

Rachid.bacchusMember10 August 2018 22:10:54

Personally i don't buy from Amazon because shipping fees are too expensive, i buy from some chinese websites like Aliexpress and Gearbest but you have to be careful, if you buy an item that costs more than 500DH you have to pay customs duties.

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