Standard prices and a standard range are a thing of the past in online shops. Which goods and services are displayed and at what prices can depend on many factors. If you want to save money and buy cheaply, you should look very carefully when shopping online. The consumer advice centers are now collecting information about different prices in online retail. The information with screenshots of the products and affected pages can be quickly transmitted using a contact form at www.wasistdeinpreis.de/melden.html
Because of increasing inflation, it is becoming increasingly important for many people to save and buy cheaply. Consumer research therefore assumes that online retailers in particular will try to get rid of their goods with special sales campaigns in the next few weeks. Consumer advice centers advise that anyone shopping online should look very carefully. Standard prices and a standard range have long been a thing of the past in online shops. What is offered to buyers online and at what prices can depend on many factors. Any abnormalities can now be reported to consumer protection agencies.
Consumer advice centers collect information
Anyone who has discovered a shop in which the price of a product or service changes dynamically, for example depending on the time of day, can inform the consumer advice centers about this. If different prices are shown on a booking platform depending on the device used, for example a stationary PC or a mobile smartphone, this is also worth noting.
The consumer advocates want to get an overview, collect cases of changing prices or special offer mechanisms and publish selected examples. The information with screenshots of the products and affected pages can be quickly transmitted using a contact form at www.wasistdeinpreis.de/melden.html
Online shop shows offers and pricing
Online retailers regularly change the prices for parts of their range, even at short intervals, or they place certain items particularly prominently and others not so much. The time of purchase often plays a role, what the competition offers and, increasingly, user behavior. The consumer advice centers in the fictitious online shop wasistdeinpreis.de an example of possible offer and price mechanisms in online trading.
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Hesse Consumer Center
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