The big online-shopping site in Korea is Gmarket http://english.gmarket.co.kr/?jaehuid=2 ... pgodrHwwYA
You don't need a credit card to use it, you can just use your bank account.
What's the equivalent in Taiwan?
Taiwan's equivalent of Korea's Gmarket ?
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Taiwan's equivalent of Korea's Gmarket ?
by clickety_clack » 21 Apr 2012, 23:12
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Re: Taiwan's equivalent of Korea's Gmarket ?
by PapaAzucar » 22 Apr 2012, 16:53
Don't know about the Taiwan equivalent, but the Japanese equivalent is Rakuten, which delivers to Taiwan.
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Re: Taiwan's equivalent of Korea's Gmarket ?
by SillyWilly » 22 Apr 2012, 19:24
There is no real equivalent. I use GMarket on a weekly bases and PCHome.com.tw doesn't compare well. My wife says Yahoo bidding and Yahoo shopping are somewhat similar.
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