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How eco-friendly is when a company sell products online?

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alex asked:


How eco-friendly is when a company sell products online? Like how can a company help the world by selling online instead of selling in stores.

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2 Responses to “How eco-friendly is when a company sell products online?”

  1. kevin c says:
    March 6, 2007 at 12:32 PM

    Depends on how they ship it – if they use eco-friendly packaging, fine. If it’s a 2 ft. box filled with styrofoam for a 3″ square item, no.

  2. JuRd says:
    March 9, 2007 at 3:31 PM

    All companies are Pseudo Eco Friendly
    They become Eco Friendly just to cut cost or to show that they are eco friendly
    Had they been real ECO friendly they would have given incentive to customer when they go for Eco friendly things.
    For example Dell stopped Shipping User Manual in Paper form in 2005 to save money but did not share the benefit of reducing the cost with the customer.

    These guys just do it to save money. Eco friendly is to fool common man to make them feel that if they don’t get a printed manual its ok coz its saving the environmentt.

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