eBay delivery service expands to 1 hour, eBay now to new locations in San Francisco, New York area, Chicago and Dallas, the company announced Monday.
In addition to expanding its service area, eBay is adding features that may seem a little backwards - a pick-up in the option of storing and accessing services office.
But the vice president of mobile and local eBay, Dane Glasgow, said the company is to add functionality to customer demand. Now for the eBay user command of a local business partners eBay, office hours, and have the goods delivered within 60 minutes. It costs $ 5 for each order with a minimum of $ 25 per store.
"We certainly see that consumers eventually choose. It is a time when consumers want something quick and there are times when people will have to go to the store to look at things," said Glasgow.
The need to choose and apply to devices. eBay has found that many of their customers who spend more money on the site to use multiple devices. Twenty percent of visitors using mobile devices and desktop PCs account for 44 percent of eBay selling, according to Glasgow. The most popular purchases using this service are electronics and home and garden, but a customer who was with bicycle tires blew during a turn, ordered the parties that are distributed, Glasgow said.
The company added in-store pickup feature later this year, but you can order delivery in 1 hour through the office Monday. The extensions will also be deployed on Mondays.
In addition to launching the service in Dallas and Chicago, eBay will now be extended to other cities in the San Francisco Bay (including Los Gatos, Saratoga, Cupertino, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto, Menlo Park , Redwood City, San Carlos, Belmont, Redwood Shores, Foster City, Burlingame and San Mateo), and in the New York area (including Queens and Brooklyn, and more specifically Ridgewood and Prospect Park).
The e-commerce giant has made the service last year in San Francisco before spreading quickly in New York.
Other companies delivery options trading online test on the same day, as Wal-Mart and Amazon.
Tags: E-commerce, eBay Now
