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Surveys find few consumers trust agents to purchase on their behalf

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Adweek reports that surveys indicate a majority of consumers do not trust purchasing agents to buy items for them, a finding that signals limited consumer readiness to delegate transactions to automated or human agents.

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Adweek’s reporting cites surveys showing that few consumers trust agents to complete purchases on their behalf, a concrete behavioral barrier for services that aim to act as proxies in commerce.

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