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Online shopping is a boon for those of us who have no time or energy left for shopping.So,I thought of sharing some hacks that might come handy. 1:Make use of the 'first time shopper' discount most sites offer.Also check out App exclusive discounts.See this one for instance. 2: Look for the same product on multiple websites before ordering.Make sure that you add the shipping charges too while comparing.Just copy the image of the product,go to tineye.com ,paste it and voila! 3. Limit your shopping to once a month,every two months or so.Bulk purchasing saves a lot on the shipping charges ,and your time too. 4. Invest in e-wallets that offer good cashbacks. If you follow #3,the cashback and additional discounts can be significant over time. 5. If you like a particular site,use its premium service like Amazon prime, Flipkart advantage and etc.Better deals,privilege offers and other things are sent over emails. 6. Buy summer clothing in winters,and vice versa to save huge,and

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