In a Cash-on-Delivery (COD) transaction, the recipient pays cash instead of utilising credit for the item at the time of delivery. This payment method is often used to avoid credit card fees, which can be as high as three percent of the purchase price. In addition, cash-on-delivery (COD) allows buyers to assess the quality of goods before they pay for them. For these reasons, I believe that everyone should use cash-on-delivery (COD) when possible.First, by avoiding credit card fees, buyers can save money on large purchases. For example, if you are buying a new TV online and want to use cash-on-delivery (COD) instead of a credit card, you could save up to three percent on the purchase price. This may not seem like much money individually, but it can add up over time.Second, using cash-on-delivery (COD) gives buyers peace of mind because they can inspect the quality of goods before paying for them. Sometimes items arrive damaged or are not what was expected; with cash-on-delivery (COD) payments there is no risk involved since you only pay for items once you have received and inspected them yourself. This also eliminates any potential disputes between buyer and seller about product quality or condition after delivery has taken place.
