简介：

In the year 2012, there was a 10 percentage raise in the number of internet users in China, nearly 564 million. There was an increase in its E-Commerce market by 66.5 percentage and the transactions rose to RMB 1.3 trillion (US $190 billion). In the year 2012, nearly 242 million users in China bought products online which was a drastic 21 percent leap compared to 203 million in the year 2011. These figures are expected to reach 310 million by the end of 2013. These transactions and purchased led to 6.1 percent of total retail sales of consumer goods in the year 2012, which was only 5 percent in the United States. This tremendous growth in online E Commerce can be due to the support of e-commerce merchandise on mobile platforms and social networking sites like Weibo - alternative to twitter in China, which helps in promoting the sales of online products. Same way the improvement in payment methods and speedy delivery with 24 hours service has definitely favoured the growth of E-commerce in China. Nevertheless, the legislative framework of E commerce in China is far from comprehensive and the rules are regulations are either vague or out of date.Sale of counterfeit, poor quality commodities and intellectual property infringements are very common in online purchases. Following this deficient dispute resolution mechanism in China also make it very difficult to handle E-commerce disputes. China is working to to set up a centralized monitoring platform for E-commerce activities across China, which will help eradicate these issues and help in constructing an environment that will promote future growth in China. This system is expected to be ready and working by the end of 2013.