Men are more likely than women to shop online for Valentine’s Day
Men are more likely than women to buy their Valentine’s Day gift online, reports a new consumer survey from Discover Card. 22% of men in Discover’s Valentine’s Day Shopping Survey said they are inclined to buy a Valentine’s Day gift online, while 15% of women said they would buy online.
65% of consumers will buy their gifts a week or more before Feb. 14, but 10% will wait until the last day, the survey reports. 39% of women said they plan to spend nothing on their boyfriend or husband for Valentine’s Day.
The survey also reports that men who plan to purchase a Valentine’s Day gift will spend an average of $127, 72% more than women, who plan to spend an average of $74.
Even for a Valentine’s gift, women are bargain hunters: 40% said coupons or rebates would play a role in shopping decisions for Valentine’s Day, whereas 35% of men take such factors into consideration.
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