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Manas Thota

Stealth • 2m

Hi all recently I have Started using the platform for groceries and snacks. When I added a small packet of curd to cart which was around 30 rupees I observed that the price was showing as 117 rupees. I was wondering what I had ordered extra then I realised 🤔 that it was the delivery charge. The delivery would come in about 6 mins but the charge was very high! I read a clause stating that orders higher than a 100 rupees had free delivery . This is the means the company earns profit by making u add more items for the free delivery or straight up the delivery charge. I was fooled by this and am impressed by how this works😄

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 2m

Even though I got caught in the game, I can’t deny it’s a smart business move

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Anonymous 3

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The whole ‘free delivery’ trick is a sneaky way to get you to buy more

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Anonymous 2

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It’s crazy how clever companies are with these delivery charges

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 2m

Inki fundraising hi khatam nahi ho rahi batao.

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