Shopping disappointments

Take a stroll, light up a cig, watch local news channel for 10-15mins... enough to wash out such trivial stuff...

I drink a lot of black tea too apart from smoking... @saymyname78

Dealing with shopping disappointments, such as finding out that the price of a product you purchased online has dropped, can be frustrating. Here are a few tips for handling this situation:

1. Check the retailer's price matching policy: Some retailers offer a price match guarantee, which means they will match the lower price offered by a competitor or themselves. Check the retailer's policy to see if they offer this and what the requirements are for getting a price match.
2. Contact customer service: If the retailer does not have a price match policy or the policy does not apply to your situation, try contacting customer service to see if they can offer you a refund or store credit for the difference in price. Be polite and explain your situation, as the customer service representative may be able to help you find a solution.
3. Return the product and repurchase it: If the difference in price is significant, you may consider returning the product and repurchasing it at the lower price. Check the retailer's return policy to ensure that this is a viable option for you.
4. Take it as a lesson learned: Unfortunately, sometimes we may miss out on a better deal, but it's important to remember that prices fluctuate constantly, and it's impossible to know when the best time to buy something is. Try not to dwell on the missed opportunity and focus on enjoying the product you purchased.

In summary, dealing with shopping disappointments can be frustrating, but there are steps you can take to address the situation. Always check the retailer's price matching policy, consider contacting customer service, and weigh the benefits of returning the product and repurchasing it. Remember, sometimes it's best to take it as a lesson learned and move on.