E-Commerce Survey 2012

The DIBS E-Commerce Survey 2012 is an extensive consumer survey on E-commerce in all industries in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Great Britain, Germany, France, Poland and Spain. The report shows that E-commerce has become an integrated part of everyday life.

The report covers:

Changes in the E-commerce market
Which payment methods the consumers prefer
How the consumer buy through their smartphones and tablets
International E-commerce and much more

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12 years of experience in online payments

DIBS Payment Services, the largest provider of Internet payment solutions in Northern Europe, has completed a comprehensive survey of e-commerce in selected major European countries.

Launched in 2007, the DIBS E-Commerce Survey is a well-established tool for analysts and companies who already have, or are about to launch, an e-commerce platform. Special attention is given to m-commerce, which is a growing segment of e-commerce.

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DIBS payment solutions are flexible enough to take care of your future payment needs, no matter what they may be. We offer access to 13 European markets and with partners and customers all over the world we stay in the forefront of the development within payments. With DIBS you can always rely on qualified guidance and support.

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When: 27. November 2012, Online webinar

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Published: 10. Jan 2013

Strong E-commerce during Christmas Season 2012

DIBS, the leading provider of payment solutions for e-commerce, announces that sales were strong online during the Christmas season for the 14,000 e-merchants that use DIBS payments solution. During the Christmas season, the value of all e-commerce transactions increased 12 percent compared with the same period previous year.

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We asked a lot of people this: Will you buy more food online in the upcoming year?

Sweden

59%

Denmark

63%