Because One Rupee Saved is Shagun Earned
“Ek rupya kya hota hai?”, you may say. But one rupee saved is one rupee earned. How’s that for Shagun?
Flipkart, Jacking Up Prices Are You?
It appears that an 8 GB MP3 player, originally priced at Rs. 1,775 on Amazon, is being sold for Rs. 1,890 on Flipkart, showing a discount of 14%. Will Flipkart please care to clarify?
Size Matters?
So a size 11 shoe gets just a 5% discount, and the same shoe in size 6 gets 49% off on Flipkart? This shopper, it seems, is really regretting his shoe size.
The Other Fish in the Pond
Look what we found. A relatively less-known website’s hashtag has been a top trend on Twitter for the past three hours. Shopclues is apparently selling a TV at Rs. 3,999 as part of its EkZeroKum sale. That’s one super neat offer, we say.
Disgruntled Customers Everywhere
While the three shopping websites are busy fighting over how awesome each one’s sale is, customers are seen posting about some not-so-happy shopping experiences.
Meanwhile, a Snapdeal user went on to say that the website has been “ cheating customers” in the name of discounts. He claimed on Facebook that the Samsung estore Tab 3 is available for Rs 9,490 on the Samsung website, while Snapdeal has been selling it at Rs 10,999/– with 25% discount.