Slovenian internet users are more inclined to making online purchases on Slovenian sites than foreign sites, with a survey finding that 70.4% of internet users have made purchases in domestic online stores as opposed to 46.7% in foreign stores.
The special MOSS internet usage survey by the Slovenian Advertising Chamber found that 5.21% of internet users make online purchases on a weekly basis.
Monthly purchases are carried out by 15.88% of internet users, whereas 26.83% of users make purchases several times a year.
A little less than 23% of users make purchases only rarely, while 29.59% do not buy online at all, the MOSS internet user survey carried out by the pollster Gemius Adria found.
Men are more frequent online shoppers, accounting for 53% of all internet users who have made online purchases. The most inclined to making purchases are people aged 30 to 45, the survey also found.
Source: SloveniaTimes
