We periodically see discount campaigns and offers on e-commerce sites. But are these really unmissable opportunities?
We started with Black Friday, then there was Prime Day. Then various campaigns associated with particular holidays such as Valentine’s Day or Easter were introduced, as in this period. But are the prices of the products on offer really convenient or is it more of a way to push consumption? Prices are often inflated shortly before the offers or the discounts refer to off-market price lists. Let’s see some tricks to defend ourselves!
Use price trackers. There are various apps or websites, such as CamelCamelCamel, which allow you to monitor the price of a product on Amazon or other e-commerce websites. These are very powerful tools because you can compare the current price with those from several months ago and understand whether it is a deal or not. Another thing to do is to use price comparators between various sites.
Consult specialized sites. Many sites select some of the for you best offers. Experts in the sector work on these sites and are able to easily recognize the most tempting opportunities. Our site has it too a section completely dedicated to offers for readers. This saves you the stress of searching on your own.
Don’t get carried away by the rush. Of course, you should always avoid buying something just because the price seems good. Do you really need this item? Before seeing this offer, did you feel the need for it? Calmness and common sense are very powerful weapons! Think carefully before purchasing something, especially if it involves accessories that are perhaps inexpensive, but also not very useful. The environment thanks you!
by Alberto Bacchin
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