Full outsourcing of business processes online store, who faced, what are the pitfalls?

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Vasily Gerasimov2016-03-02 16:16:27

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Vasily Gerasimov, 2016-03-02 16:16:27

Hmm, this is what happens, these yambox.net guys, if you think about it, offer to turn an online store into a kind of economic game. The client pressed the buy button on the site, and then it all happened by itself, it was taken from the supplier, it was assembled, packed, delivered, money was taken from the client and it fell into your account. I don't understand what, but I think it's cool. Who works according to this scheme, please tell me if there are any pitfalls?

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Alexander Pryadko, 2016-03-02
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There are 2 minuses - all this can only work if the margin is good, or even very good, and it is still difficult for IM owners to trust such systems, if the client left due to poor quality of service, who to flog?

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Vasily Gerasimov, 2016-03-02
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Well, it’s being treated well, I called the client, if I found out that there was a problem, then I went to resolve the issue with an outsourcing company. By the way, according to their prices (at least at first glance), it seemed to me that, on the contrary, it would be cheaper than the infrastructure that I am currently using.