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The answer is quite simple: online shopping is, in most cases, cheaper than shopping at the 'physical' store. After all, the motivation of the seller is easily explained: those who sell their goods on the internet have a larger pool of potential buyers and a significant savings over the usual overhead cost of selling in-store (warehouse, rentals, staff etc) - all of which affect the price of the product. For the user, there is a greater probability of finding advantageous offers online that are almost impossible to track down in a normal store.

Over the years, users have achieved full confidence in making money transfers online. With the increase in customers, the various managers of e-commerce sites have security measures that guarantee the buyer, as well as insurance forms. Today, online purchases have ample margins of security, especially if they are carried out in major marketplaces such as Amazon, Ebay, or Google Shopping.

The major e-commerce portals, such as Amazon, have a vast number of daily offers on many kinds of products: home accessories, information technology, electronics, mobile phones and accessories, do-it-yourself, video games, tools for the sports, food, clothing, film and TV, jewelry, books, and music. In practice, it is a gigantic virtual shopping center where you can buy everything. Every day Amazon, eBay, and other platforms provide the most convenient offers in the foreground: the offers of the day and the 'flash offer' are inserted in a special section, so the user simply has to open the specific page and look for what you need.

During the week of Black Friday, Amazon offers the possibility to subscribe to Amazon Prime, the free delivery service that allows access to exclusive discounts and gives free access to additional services such as Prime Video and Prime Music. Just download the relevant app on your smartphone to follow the offers in real time.