[augusta]

You know it is always fun to find what you want to buy and add to cart, but at this point the game is to take a break without making any payment. You would first have the fulfillment of adding the items to your cart and leaving your carts full.


The thing is that leaving your cart full and making no payment is first a good way to curb impulse spending which will save you money and funny enough after some times you might want to reduce what you earlier had in your cart and money would still be saved than if you had outdightly bought purchased those items earlier.

Thirdly, sometimes abandoning items in your cart can make the stores to reach out to offer you a discount on the items you’ve abandoned. which could be via your email with a coupon code and you can then purchase at a discount and money is saved.

What do you think?

[nela13]

I do that often, I leave the things in the cart, and some days later I often receive a discount from the store to persuade me to buy. Also it give me some days to think if I really want or need the things, most of the time I realize that I an live without it.

[Nsikan]

It beats my imagination though. I have a good thought process and I am not always thinking about what to buy. Everything I want to buy is always well thought out.

[augusta]

Yes that's the whole essence you are doing what you feel like doing at that point searching for products and adding to your cart but you are not making payments.