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U.S. online shopper reasons in switching towards a higher priced item 2017

Between similar products online, which of the following has driven you to pay for a higher priced option?

by J. Clement, last edited Apr 20, 2018
U.S. online shopper reasons in switching towards a higher priced item 2017 This statistic presents the most common reasons for online shoppers in the United States to switch towards a higher priced option between similar online products in 2017. According to the survey findings, 35 percent of surveyed consumers stated that they made the switch to a higher priced option between two similar products, when one product had better reviews compared to other.
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Between similar products online, which of the following has driven you to pay for a higher priced option?

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by J. Clement, last edited Apr 20, 2018
This statistic presents the most common reasons for online shoppers in the United States to switch towards a higher priced option between similar online products in 2017. According to the survey findings, 35 percent of surveyed consumers stated that they made the switch to a higher priced option between two similar products, when one product had better reviews compared to other.
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