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Aditya Sahu

Big thinking always ... • 11m

hii everyone as we know we indian are adective with bargaining tu mera mind me ek idea tha ki kya hum ek aisa ecommerce website bana sakte hai kya jaha pe hum kisi product ke liye bargaining kar ake suppose shoes ka price seller ne 1200 dala hai but

Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 11m

Bro online shopping ke prices are always higher because of inventory and shipping and whatnot but also because it's assumed ki the person has a computer or smartphone and all toh must have enough money to pay little more than MRP. Ab tum usme bargaining kara rahe ho. 🤡👍🏻 All the best.

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