Ordered it Offline vs Ordered it Online

grammaticality

Solution 1:

Saying "I ordered it offline" might lead me to ask "So, did you order it by phone, or in person?" It would not imply the same as "I ordered it online."

Saying "I ordered it off the internet" means (to about 99% of US English speakers) the same thing as "I ordered it online."

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