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Be careful though. It is important that you should have more than average knowledge about what you are looking for exactly. You should also have some experience at online shopping. The online world is notorious for having just as many bad merchants as there are good ones. You could easily get tricked or ripped off.

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Japanese have set the best example in this regard. You can find maximum number of cyclists on Tokyo roads. You can imagine how much pollution they avoid by doing so. They use their well managed common mode of transportation to avoid pollution. They seem to be quite good in saving the world.

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