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E-business has several limitations, including a lack of personal touch between buyers and sellers which is important for business success. Delivery through e-business may be delayed, disturbing customers. Both parties need technological capabilities and competence or e-business will be difficult. It can also be hard to establish the identities of parties to internet transactions or keep an eye on transactions and privacy. People also tend to resist new technologies due to feelings of insecurity.
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- 3. DELAYED DELIVERY The order for products may be placed at once through internet but delivery may be delayed, which may disturb the customers.
- 4. NEED FOR TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITY AND COMPETENCE OF PARTIES If any one party either buyer or seller is not familiar with digital technology, e-business becomes difficult.
- 5. RISK OF NON-TRACEABILITY OF PARTIES Internet transactions occur between cyber personalities. As such, it becomes difficult to establish the identity of the parties.
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- 7. In E-Business, unless and until you have high degree of rotation, anyone can keep an electronic eye on your transaction, even into your privacy. ETHICAL FALLOUT