Online, definitely, although I spend much more money. My best friend used to joke that when we went to the mall I shopped like a man, with planned items to purchase. I’d look specifically for those items, find them, make sure they fit and go pay for them. Then I was ready to leave.
Online, I can look through all kinds of sites from the comfort of my home. I wear standard sizes, so chances are clothes will fit.
I had a bad experience just last week with online shopping all i wanted was some brown hooped earrings to match a pair of boots that i have. Pretty simple right? It took 14 days for me to receive the wrong item and now their sold out smh . This is all i wanted.
They sent me a ring instead 🙄 it wasn't even worth the time and return postage so i gave it to one of my daughters.
All depends on the item, the deals, the return policy & when i need it Don't like dealing with crowds Don't like self checkouts Don't like going to store and they don't have the item
@Alyosha Which area of Oregon? I lived all over the SW region of Portland, and at one time along the North Mississippi Corridor before gentrification turned it into hipster invasion and occupation, which forced out most Minority families that lived in the area for generations, too expensive to remain.
In store, but where I currently live not everything can be found in a brick and mortar retail business, so I hit amazon and see if it's available. For example, replacement headphone foams.
