NaDa opens online store - Page 20

On December 17 2011 22:24 Moita wrote:
http://www.nadamall.com/

"nadamall" sounds like "not bad" in portuguese =P

On December 20 2011 05:06 Yaki wrote:
Hi I am trying to buy the set jacket + shirt but I'm a little bit lost on the "Check out" page. When I translate the page in English there is "Person who orders", "You receive a minute" and "Billing information". What is the difference between the first and the second ? Why am I asked to fill my adress, name phone number information twice ? Thanks

On December 20 2011 05:19 Noobity wrote:
Usually it's shipping address and then billing address. Think of it like you're ordering something for someone else. Especially if they're in another country, contact information is huge for duty and tax reasons.

If you're shipping to your billing address you should be able to just put the information in twice and be fine. Depending on the checkout cart you'll have different issues that come up, but I get the feeling this is just what's happening. If you'd like, send me a screenshot of what you see (without any of your information showing up) and I'll do my best to decipher it from a shipping point of view. Though I'm sure anyone that can speak korean can probably help as well.

On December 20 2011 09:42 Noobity wrote:
Ohhh, the "person who orders" is your account information on the site, think of it like amazon. You make an account, they have your info, so you can just login and order in the future.

the "you receive a minute" is where you're shipping to (the $0 usd looks like a shipping cost estimate). Name of the person receiving, phone number, their delivery address, and the "I take a message" section looks like it's probably for special instructions. Think "Need to ring bell 415 to reach anyone in the building" or something along those lines. I tend to use these spaces for words of encouragement to who I'm buying from, because I'm lame and my directions tend to be straight forward.

Billing information is where I'm mostly confused. I'm not sure what those buttons say, and I'm assuming "mutongjang" is a korean word of some sort. It might mean "Direct" or something along those lines, which would make sense if paypal was how they were billing directly. If the blue button means "continue" and the white button means "cancel" then that would make sense, and your billing information would probably be on the next page.


EDIT: It also looks like this is a DOMESTIC shipping/order form, so I would suggest making sure that this is where you would go for an international order. Note how it's only giving you spots to put street addresses and a city (which I imagine are all going to be in Korea). Ugh I wish I knew korean, I'm sorry I can't be much more help, dudes.

On December 21 2011 03:54 FreudianTrip wrote:
Could someone post a picture of the jacket when they get it please? I want to see what patches are/aren't on it. *crosses finger for only OGS*