EDreams.co.za - South Africa's Shopping Site

eDreams is a South Africa-based online shopping site. For those already familiar with sites like Amazon or Overstocks, eDreams will seem very familiar at least in terms of use and navigation. eDreams features a variety of categories and products; you can search by keyword, category, or product code. Alternately, you can browse by brand. Special offers are featured daily on the site's main page, as well as other featured products. You don't need to sign up for an account to use the site, but if you do you'll have access to a variety of cool features (you can even create a baby shower registry). Like other online shopping sites, you account provides with a shopping cart and wish list to help you to keep organized while browsing the site. Additionally, users can write reviews for or rate products.

"At eDreams, we believe in the success of the e-tail trilogy: service excellence, product range and consumer convenience. Three essential ingredients that have moulded the eDreams brand into one of the fastest growing shopping portals that South Africa has to offer.
As a digital provider of retail products, eDreams strives to maintain its leading position in the market by providing a one-stop online solution that makes business and lifestyle sense. Here at eDreams we offer the biggest and best brand names, competitive prices and best of all...secure door-to-door delivery.Shop by brand, product code or simply browse our detailed catalogue containing relevant technical info', detailed descriptions and product images"

eDreams is one of the largest websites of its kind in South Africa. There's basically no chance that you won't find what you're looking for on this site, and all the search options make it incredibly easy to do so. eDreams also manages to keep things local without compromising popularity; their Alexa ranking seems comparably high for a site whose user base is restricted to one small country.

eDreams only accepts a few credit cards for payment; do they plan on allowing users to pay through PayPal at any point? Do they only deliver to South Africa? Does the site plan on expanding regionally, or otherwise?