I would like to know if there is a shopping website like Taobao in Canada that locals use to buy things.

Recommend five popular ones:

1. Amazon.ca

Canadian Amazon is more famous than American Amazon, Japanese Amazon and German Amazon. It is much smaller, but this does not prevent it from becoming the best e-commerce platform in Canada. In terms of individual product types, all commonly used products are available, and the price is slightly cheaper (at least comparable) than offline products.

2. eBay.ca

Buyers can bid for second-hand goods on eBay. This is also the original origin of the term "photographed" on Taobao. The advantage is that there are many sellers and a wide variety of products, which is similar to Taobao. In addition, some small accessories are only sold by Chinese merchants who have opened stores on eBay. eBay's service is pretty good, and they usually reissue or refund items.

3. Costco.ca

Costco, the largest membership-based supermarket in North America, does not need to be introduced too much in terms of its advantages and disadvantages, because everyone is so familiar with it. There is a huge amount of stuff, and for a large family, there is no supermarket with better value for money.

4. Walmart

Walmart in Canada can be said to have everything you need in terms of shopping categories, surpassing all supermarkets. However, Canadians’ shopping habits are still different from those in the United States, especially new immigrants who don’t like to buy food, daily necessities, home appliances, and even sports equipment in one supermarket at the same time.

5. UpperCanadaMall

UpperCanadaMall is a large shopping mall located in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. It is affiliated and operated by Oxford Realty Group. Oxford Realty is Canada's largest shopping mall. One of the central development companies.

Extended information:

General e-commerce websites all support credit cards visa, mastercard, and amex. If you have just arrived in Canada and do not have a credit card, you can apply for a debitvisa card at a bank. This card is essentially a debit card and cannot accumulate credit history, but it can be used in all situations that support visa payment.

Paypal support is not as common as credit cards, and using Paypal also requires binding a bank card or credit card, or recharging. Paypal is not convenient to use. The only advantage I can think of is that paying with some unfamiliar websites can avoid the risk of credit card theft caused by directly using a credit card.

Reference materials:

Amazon.ca:Onlineshopping

Cars, Fashion, eBay

(Walmart Canada Inc.) website-WalmartCanada< /p>

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