Bucket of Rs 25,999 on Amazon, Online shopping will only lose trust

A bucket of Rs 35,900 is available on Amazon after 28% discount for only Rs 25,999. And, ‘sweet on gold’ is that this bucket is not of gold. Rather, it is a common plastic bucket. But the irony is that there was only one bucket left in the stock.

In today’s digital age, online shopping has become an important way to buy anything easily sitting at home. People blindly shop online on e-commerce websites like Amazon and Flipkart. Because, it is claimed that everything found on the e-commerce website is much cheaper than the prices found on the market. By the way, when it comes to electronic gadgets and home appliances, it also looks quite right. But, how cheap can it be? So, understand that it is so cheap that a bucket of Rs 35,900 can be found on Amazon after 28% discount for only Rs 25,999. And, ‘sweet on gold’ is that this bucket is not of gold. Rather, it is a common plastic bucket.

Was not the last bucket in the world

A user named Vivek Raju shared the picture of this plastic bucket on the social media platform Twitter. Also he wrote that this is found on Amazon and I do not know what to do? By the way, seeing a bucket of 25,999, the brain of a good man will stop working. In this situation if Vivek Raju is not understanding what to do. So, it won’t be a big deal. Anyway, no one would like to take a bath with a bucket of 25,999 and wash clothes in it. Because, even a small scratch came on such an expensive plastic bucket. So, that pain will be like a dent on an expensive car.

Well, seeing the price of the bucket, I remembered that scene of actor Ajay Devgan’s film. In which Ajay Devgan in the role of Sultan Mirza goes to buy guava. To give a gift to Kangana Ranaut, Ajay Devgan buys guava from ‘Chaar Aane’ for Rs 400. And, give the example of Adam and Eve buying four annas guava for Rs 400. It seems that even the seller selling the bucket on Amazon had mistook it as the last bucket in the world. And, he felt that there would be no other bucket in the world after this.

By the way, one of the deadliest things about the online sale of this plastic bucket sold on Amazon was that only one bucket was left in stock. That is, people must have bought the rest of the stock considering it cheap. It is necessary to give a grand salute to all the people who buy it. By the way, those who buy it will be called Tata-Ambani-Adani. Because, buying a bucket of only 25,999 is not a matter of the common man. When the inflation rate in the country is 15 percent. The prices of flour and oil are touching the sky. So, to buy a bucket of 25,999, one will only need to take a loan from SBI.

An expensive bucket is better than a soap bar

This bucket, which is sold on Amazon for Rs 25,999, is at least better than the soap bar in the mobile box. Because, this bucket, which is available for Rs 250 to 300, can be said to be a profitable deal as compared to a soap bar of Rs 10, which is available instead of a mobile phone purchased by spending Rs 25,999. Because, with the features like good design, strong plastic quality, this bucket is better than soap in any case. By the way, after listening to the bucket of Rs 25,999 on Amazon, online shopping will lose confidence. Because, even if it is a technical mistake of an e-commerce website. But Amazon, working with a large team, cannot make such small mistakes.

A little advice about e-commerce

E-commerce websites like Amazon and Flipkart are a great way to shop from home. But, understand a little advice on this regarding online shopping. Once you buy an item online, after a few days, do not search the same item on Amazon or Flipkart. Because, it is very possible that the price at which you have bought that thing. For less than that, it should be available again. And, the change in prices may be more or less according to different things. At the same time, even after buying an item from a shop, do not check the price on Amazon or Flipkart. May be available online at a lower price than in store.

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