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据淘宝网称,该网站2006年网上购物交易总额已达169亿元人民币,同比增长了110%。且根据近5年来的国内网购市场增幅测算,我国网上购物总额如今已逼近300亿元,占全国商品零售总额的0.85%左右。然而在如此巨大的网购市场中,却始终隐藏着一系列法律与社会问题,使得网购市场的发展道路并没有人们想象中的那般平直。北京某高校女生王小姐花1200元钱,在网上订购了两部价值3000多元的手机。2007年4月末,手机本应送到其远在四川的父母手中了,但提供网购服务的企业却表示,出于安全方面的考虑,她还得追加2000元押金公司才能交货。王小姐要求该企业履行网上承诺,立即交货或退款,对方竟嘲弄她“活该上当”。当王小姐向发布该销售信息的网站讨说法时,网站工作人员却称:该信息可能是骗人信息,网站无法保证
According to Taobao, the site’s online shopping transactions in 2006 totaled 16.9 billion yuan, an increase of 110% over the same period last year. According to the increase in the domestic online shopping market in the past five years, the total amount of online shopping in China has now approached 30 billion yuan, accounting for about 0.85% of the country’s total retail sales of goods. However, in such a huge online shopping market, it has always hidden a series of legal and social issues, making the development path of online shopping market is not as straight as people think. Miss Wang, a girl from a university in Beijing, spent 1,200 yuan and ordered two mobile phones worth more than 3,000 yuan online. At the end of April 2007, the mobile phone was supposed to be sent to its parent in Sichuan, but the company that provided the online shopping service stated that for security reasons, she had to add another 2,000 yuan deposit company to deliver. Ms. Wang asked the company to fulfill its online promise and immediately deliver or refund the money. The other party mocked her ’s death. When Ms. Wang asked the website that published the sales information, the website staff claimed that the information may be deceptive and the website cannot guarantee