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Consumption

A bundle, a countdown or an item marked “only two left.” Check the offer, what you actually want and the terms of buying or returning it.

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From a food video to an order

A reel shows a meal. A link opens the menu. Check what you are about to order.

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A discount needs a comparison

Thirty per cent off which price? Compare what you would actually pay.

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Consumption can be intentional

A purchase can be worthwhile even when you had no plan to make it.

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Opening the shop without a shopping list

Comparing prices or finding a gift can be useful without placing an order.

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What brought you to the delivery app?

Getting dinner, choosing for a group or browsing a deal can begin with the same tap.

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You left something in your cart

Adding something to a basket does not promise the shop you will buy it.

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When the countdown reaches zero

Save the offer and deadline, then check what changes when the timer ends.

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Only two left. Of what?

Two shirts left in your size or two left in the whole shop? The difference matters.

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The option already selected

A checked box can add a paid extra to your order. Read the total after removing it.

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From one item to a bundle

A bundle can save money on three items while costing more than the one you wanted.

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Why there are three plans

Three plans can make one look attractive. Compare what each includes.

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A difficult day at checkout

A study cannot tell why you made a particular purchase. Start with what happened that day.

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After a purchase you would not repeat

Wrong size or late delivery? Find the detail you would check next time.

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Reading the unit price

Compare the same rice by the kilogram, then choose how much you will use.

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The return journey

Check return shipping, the deadline and where the refund goes before buying.

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Keeping a wishlist outside the cart

Save the item, price and why you want it, then compare again before buying.