E-Concussion

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Leo
1.Leo said that this was his most wasteful purchasing experience.
2.He went to an exhibition when he was a college student. At that time、his eyes were caught by a sale.
3.The salesman persuaded him to buy a set of encyclopedias.
4.Leo was attracted by a delicate map book、and then he decided to buy it.
5.They cost him NT$50,000.
6.He got 30 encyclopedias and two set of Kids book—all in English.

Shavia
1.Night market experiences from different countries.
2.Shavia has been to many night markets of different counties—Vietnam、Malaysia、and Thailand. She found a common point around them—bargain tip.
3.Before you start shopping、it’s better to find out the bottom price. The best way is to walk through the street. When you find out the goods you want and the bottom price as well. Set a target price、when you start to bargain, be firm on your price. Tell them if they couldn’t give you the price、you will leave、and you should absolutely leave.
4.She loves handmade products the most. In these three countries, she praises Vietnam the most. The handmade goods there not only have the cheapest prices but the great quality.

James
1.James shared the most friendly experience in a breakfast shop.
2.That was a Chinese style restaurant; he has gone there since he started working in Taipei last year.
3.The boss and his wife are Hakka、the same as James.
4.They always give James one more than he orders. For example、if James ordered 2 dumplings、they would give James 3 dumplings.
5.James said he would give them a gift when he was leaving Taipei.

Amy
1.Amy had a bad experience in buying counterfeit shoes.
2.They looked nice、wore comfortable、and were cheap—only cost me NT$390.
3.But they were broken within one month.

Sharon
Sharon had a bad experience & a good experience about shopping:
1.She went shopping a pair of new shoes with her mom、but Sharon's mom pushed her to hurry up. So she quickly picked a pair of sport shoes which was not her favorite brand、Addidas. It was a bad experience because she didn't like to be stressed when shopping.
2.Another was a good experience. This time、she went to buy jeans alone. At first、she didn't have any ideas about what kind of styles she wanna buy. The clerk suggested her one pair of jeans. After she tried them on、the clerk took other jeans to her. She tried "10" jeans. Although she only bought one pair of jeans、she felt very good about the service which was not under pressure.

Johnny
His pc monitor was broken、so he went to Nova to search a new one. And he also thought of buying a whole set of computer because his computer was old. A clerk in Nova offered him a very good price around NT$18000 including 17" LCD monitor、2GB memory、and double-core cpu. It is quite cheap、but Johnny is still thinking about buying it or not.

Peggy
Peggy wanted to buy a hairband(髮箍)just for banding her hair while washing the face. One day、she went to a store with her friend、her friend chose and paid for a hairband first. She asked her friend how much the hairband was. "NT$40," her friend answered. So she thought the prices of all hairbands were about the same. Then she chose the one she liked and went to the counter. "NT$250," the clerk said. "What? It costs NT$250?" Peggy astound and asked. "Yes、there is a price tag behind the hairband、you see?" the clerk showed the price tag to Peggy. "...,okay." Peggy took out NT$250 and paid.
Ha...Peggy was so stupid that she didn't notice the price tag and was too embarrassed to return the hairband、so she paid. She learned a lesson. Next time、she will be smarter.