Qualitative insight into the internet frauds within` the context of consumers in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bešić, Melisa; Mujkić, Alisa; Veledar, Benina

doi:10.2478/jfap-2023-0006

Abstract

Online shopping helps consumers search for information about products and services, makes it easier to compare prices and product features, and enables a quick and easy exchange of positive and negative experiences. However, through numerous positive advantages, there is inevitably a constant increase in the negative consequences of online shopping, especially from the consumer's perspective.

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Qualitative insight into the internet frauds within` the context of consumers in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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