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National Consumer Agency Market Research Findings: Online Discount Sites February 2012 Research Conducted by

Table of Contents Key Findings Main Findings: Online Discount Sites Research Methodology and Sample Profile

Key Findings

Key Findings - I 57% of consumers have signed up to an online discount site. Of those who have signed up 56% have purchased a product or service from a online discount site which is equivalent to 32% of the adult population. Over one in four (28%) of those who purchased from an online discount site have had reason to be dissatisfied with their purchase. The main reasons cited for the dissatisfaction were: Product or service not as described (19%) Poor product quality (15%) Issues with the terms and conditions (11%).

Key Findings - II Almost half (49%) of those who were dissatisfied complained 59% complaining to the online discount site company and 32% complaining to the actual provider of the product or service. Just over half (52%) of those who complained had their complaint resolved. 87% of consumers that have previously purchased from an online discount site said that they would purchase from it again.

Main Findings: Online Discount Sites

Interaction with Online Discount Sites Purchased a Product and/or Service from the Online Site Signed Up/Registered with an Online Discount Site (Base: All who have signed up/registered with online discount sites – 578) (Base: All adults aged 16+ – 1,005) % % Yes Yes Most Likely Dublin 66% Females 64% 25-34’s 62% Most Likely Dublin 70% 25-34’s 65% Males 61% Almost 3 in 5 Irish adults have signed up to/are registered with an online discount site; 32% of Irish adults have purchased from the site. Although females are more likely to be signed up - males are most likely to have purchased from an online discount site.

Satisfaction with Online Discount Sites Incidence of Being Dissatisfied with Purchase Reasons Given for Being Dissatisfied (Base: All who have purchased a product and/or service from an online discount site- 321) (Base: All who were disappointed - 89) % % Product not as described Poor product quality Terms and conditions Problems with delivery Service didn’t take place Over priced/No price discount Had to refund the purchase Failure to honour voucher Voucher expires too soon Yes Most Likely Dissatisfied: 16-24s 44% 25-34s 35% Males 32% # All others mentions 5% or less Of those that have purchased from an online discount site; over 1 in 4 have had reason to be been dissatisfied with their purchase. The younger age cohorts were most likely to be dissatisfied. Of those who were dissatisfied; for 1 in 5 it was as a result of product not being as described while for over 1 in 7 it was as a result of poor product quality.

Incidence of Complaining Did you Complain? Who Did you Complain to? (Base: All who were dissatisfied with their purchase – 89) (Base: All who complained – 44*) % % The online discount site company The actual provider Both Yes # All others 2% or less Half of all those who were dissatisfied with their purchase complained. 3 in 5 complained to the online discount site company while 1 in 3 complained to the actual provider. *Caution small base size

Was the Complaint Resolved? *Caution small base size Complaint Resolution Was the Complaint Resolved? (Base: All who complained about their purchase – 44*) % Yes No Just over half (52%) of those who complained had their complaint resolved. *Caution small base size

Would you Purchase Again Future Intentions Would you Purchase Again Through the Same Site? (Base: All who have purchased a product/ service from online discount site - 321) % Yes No Most Likely 55+ - 95% 15-24’s - 91% Just under 9 in 10 (87%) of consumers that have previously purchased from an online discount site said that they would purchase from it again. Those aged 55+ and the younger age cohort (15-24s) are most likely to purchase again from an online discount site again.

Research Methodology and Sample Profile

Profile of Sample and Research Methodology (Base: All adults aged 16+ – 1,005) Gender Age Social Class Region % % % % 16-24 Dublin ABC1/ F50+ Male 25-34 Rest of Leinster 35-44 Munster 45-54 C2DE/ F50- Female 55+ Conn/ Ulster A nationally representative sample of 1,005 adults aged 16+ was achieved via means of an online omnibus. Fieldwork was conducted between 21st – 30th November 2011.