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SCMP Reporter

It will be very interesting to watch and see whether Tom.com and Sunevision can prosper in the Internet business world.

 Judging by first impressions Sunevision has been far more responsive to customer service in the manner of its share placement.

 I would say that Tom.com has a lot to learn. It is, after all, a company supported by a family that has made a lot of money off the people of Hong Kong and given very little back in return. When I look at successful Internet companies, it is the ones which have fantastic customer service as well as a great product (content) that have prospered.

 SANDY EDGE Lamma 



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