The better overseas shopping websites are Amazon, NetFlix, eBay, BA Bodyguard Pharmacy in Germany and Lotte International Market in Japan.
1. Amazon Amazon
Amazon is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, USA. It is the largest online retailer in the world. At first, Amazon was just an online bookstore, but it soon began to diversify. Business coverage: sales of DVD, CD-ROM, video, MP3 download/streaming media, software, video games, electronic products, clothing, furniture, food, toys and jewelry. Every major festival, there will be good goods as low as 5% off.
2. NetFlix
NetFlix is an online provider of streaming media on demand in the United States. NetFlix provides DVD mailing services for North and South America, the Caribbean, Britain, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland. NetFlix was founded in 1997. NetFlix is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, USA.
3. eBay
The main business of eBay spans C2C (person-to-person). Ebay is headquartered in San Jose, California. Ebay was founded in 1995, which almost became an internet bubble at first, and then Ebay rose to become an internet success story. Now, eBay is a diversified company with localized websites in more than 3 countries around the world.
4. German BA Bodyguard Pharmacy
German BA Bodyguard Pharmacy is an online pharmacy of German chain pharmacy EinhornApotheke. It is one of the largest chain pharmacies in Germany and has a history of one hundred years. In 215, the Chinese website of German BA Bodyguards was officially opened, and domestic consumers can buy German imported goods with guaranteed quality on the Chinese website.
5. Lotte International Market in Japan
Lotte Japan is one of the largest e-commerce platforms in Japan, and it is also a comprehensive shopping platform with a variety of products, which is called "Japan's Taobao". For the convenience of consumers in China, Lotte Japan opened Lotte International Market in Japan to provide direct mail service and Chinese interface for consumers in China, and domestic consumers can make cross-border shopping through the Chinese version of the webpage.