When it comes to your spending for the home, where do you make sacrifices in order to save money? This will be the last blog in our series examining how people intend to change their spending habits once economic recovery…
Over the next three blog posts I’ll be looking at the different ways that we all intend to spend our money when the recession breaks! Today we’ll start with the way we intend to spend more of our entertainment dollars. We all save up to do something over and above what we see as our necessary household purchases, let’s take a look at what our data has to say.
Cash payment makes up for more than half of the way we pay for all of our daily expenses, and people are really starting to see the benefit of cash payment online.
According to the eBillme Online Spending Index, 33% of Total respondents said ‘Yes’ when asked ‘Did you use your credit card online less often over the last 90 days in favor of non-credit payment options.’
Thanksgiving is just a few weeks away and with that comes the unofficial start of the holiday season. Black Friday vs.Cyber Monday, is there a difference anyways? Do teens like one over the other? Do women and men vary…
At eBillme, we are always finding ways to help the customer with their shopping experience. And we think we’ve found a great one with our Rewards Program. How would you like to get paid to shop? This isn’t one…
This week, eBillme and Shop.org released similar data regarding expected spending for Mothers day. As pointed out by Internet Retailer, both studies projected that approximately 20% of customers will shop online for a Mothers day gift this year.…
Consumer spending online, which has shown more immunity to the market conditions, is projected to increase eight percent this quarter to $267 compared to an average of $247 last quarter. The survey is conducted by…
The following is the primary data for the eBillme Online spending Index. The study was fielded in January 2009 and represents Data from the Jan 1, 2009 – April 1, 2009. The study was fielded by Javelin Research on behalf of eBillme and surveyed 1600 Internet respondents…
The impact of the credit crunch is expected to affect holiday shopping as projected consumer spending online remains steady at $100 – $250 on average. Index results for the fourth quarter show that the credit crunch is causing shoppers to…
Last Quarter we released the first set of data for the eBillme Online Shopping Index.
Some of the data was reviewed on a webinar conducted by Bruce Cundiff from Javelin Research. The webinar can be viewed on our website at…
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