Tips on Shopping Online at Christmas.

On Monday, internet retailers experienced their busiest day of the year.
For the last two years, annual e-tailing has peaked on the Monday nearby to the start of December. This year "Busy Monday" falls on 29 November.
Here are a few tips on shopping online at Christmas.
Stick to reputable names – Andila Shopping
Some lesser-known websites skim a few pounds off the price. Consider how dependable the cheap site looks, and whether you would be well off buying from a high-street name with good after-sales service. Whoever you buy from, check the web address. Fraudsters often mimic the names of high-street retailers and disappear with the lolly. Tapping a retailer's name (spell correctly) into Google should pull up the genuine site as the first link.
Know Your Rights
Under the EU Distance Selling Directive, British customers can return most goods to British websites within seven days of delivery and to firms based in the rest of Europe between seven and 14 days after delivering, depending on the law in each country. You can return goods if they are of unsatisfactory quality or you change your mind. A complete refund should be paid within 30 days. (Some things are excluded from the directive, such as finance, travel, regular deliveries of food and drink, unsealed computer software and newspapers and periodicals.) Under the UK Sale of Goods Act faulty goods can often be returned to UK firms beyond the seven days but within a reasonable period of time, usually three to four weeks.
Delivery
Be aware that if a delivery driver cannot post a parcel through your letterbox, and you're out, they can legally leave it on your doorstep or charge you to take it back.

Wedge toe post sandals perfect for footwear summer

Every summer has its extraordinary shoe moment. There was the summer of the High Heel Shoes, or Ankle Boots when girls who should have known better were sporting converse shoes with vero moda jeans and bikini tops.
Then there was the craze for Crocs, which got everyone from Jack Nicholson to Nicole Kidman in its hideous cast-rubber grip. And, of course, the ubiquitous Birkenstock, favoured by German ramblers for its contoured sole before suddenly becoming inexplicably and ubiquitously trendy.
And now the moment has arrived for all footwear fanatics to come out in favour of the Wedge Toe Post Sandals.

Wedge Toe Post Sandals have thousands of testimonials from customers who have been relieved of conditions ranging from plantar fasciitis to heel spurs with the help of the shoes
In just three years, more than four million pairs have been sold in 30 countries and, this year, they are running out of the shops faster than you can say the word ' sandal'. Andila Online Shop is selling 3,000 pairs a week.

I bought mine to andila.co.uk, and a day later was striding out across the heath as though I had nothing wrong with me.

Even if the promised thigh boots, toning, work out while you walk midsole technology also gives give you a curvy bottom.

Brighton and Hove Festival of Shopping launched on Thursday

Brighton and Hove Festival of Shopping launched on Thursday with an open top bus tour of the city centre and continues throughout April.

Brighton's first ever festival of shopping is set to take the city by storm.

It showcases the very best of high heel shoes is fashion and the cutting edge health and beauty boutiques in The Lanes, North Laine and Hove.

The month long extravaganza offers the city's residents and visitors the chance to shop till they drop to andila.co.uk.

The festival targets fashion cheap designer sunglasses and bargain ed hardy tshirts hunters alike and is expected to attract visitors from across the south and from London.

With eight million visitors a year, andila shopping gives the city's economy an annual boost of more than £407 million.

They will be told about the fantastic range of high heel boots andila has to offer.

The festival will have something for everyone over the bank holiday weekend from Easter egg hunts to Mad Hatter's tea parties.