Ruciski director of ecommerce at BBK owner of the homeyou brand . Customers themselves are also consciously giving up cash on delivery. Mariusz Serafin marketing and ecommerce director of Lancerto a Polish clothing brand points out that over the last three weeks fewer customers have chosen this form of transaction replacing it with online prepayment. These are not huge declines in the popularity of cash on delivery payments but the trend is clearly downward. Anyone who has received a parcel ordered online in recent days has probably noticed that almost all couriers work in gloves and masks and many of them have given up accepting the recipients signature.

Logically we are slowly coming to the conclusion Brazil Mobile Number List that part of the responsibility is ours and it is better to minimize contact with the courier freeing him from the need to accept payment from us explains Mariusz Serafin. Why are downloads so popular Cash on delivery payments have had a strong position on the Polish ecommerce market for years. What it comes from So far some eshops especially smaller ones have been deliberately promoting them after calculating that they are able to earn additional money from this form of payment. Lets assume that the negotiated cost of purchasing a parcel delivery service and accepting payment costs the eshop PLN but it offers this service to its customers for PLN.



This means that the estore earns additional money and at the same time does not incur costs related to operating the electronic payment system. Lets remember that a large percentage of Poles still use cash almost exclusively so cash on delivery was a natural choice. For many buyers cash on delivery has so far been a more convenient solution because there is no need to pay money in advance and it is relatively easy to cancel the purchase e.g. when the shipment arrives damaged after a long period of time after the order But this is changing.