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Tips for safe online shopping

Shopping has now become a hassle-free process. One doesn't need to struggle in the markets for getting the best price for best quality products. One can now simply buy products on a single click in his/her smart-phone. This E-commerce sector has been on a rise because it has various unique products, good prices, better availability and with various modes of payment. But following things should be kept in mind while you are ordering a product from online shopping platforms:

Use Trusted Websites

Always use a trusted online shopping website like Amazon, Flipkart, Ebay, Snapdeal etc. Watch out for any misleading ads or websites that look similar to other popular websites. They might be risky.
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Be Secure

Since these websites deal with payment gateway, it is necessary for us to confirm that whether these sites are secure or not. All such websites are usually secured for payment gateways. One way to check that whether you are secured or not is that all secured websites have URL 'https://' rather than 'http://'. Some internet browsers also display a 'lock' with 'Secure' written before the URL.

Verify Your Product

Before moving on towards payment step, ensure that the product that is in cart is the one that you wish to order. Also make sure to read item info below the item to know more about it.
Do not forget to read the terms and conditions for replacement and return of the product.
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Safeguard your Payment

There are various payment options available on these websites. Do ensure that your OTP services are active with your bank transactions. Make sure you enter your correct card details to avoid payment cancellation.
It is always advised not to save your card details in your account.
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Guidance on taking delivery goods

It is your duty to check that the product delivered to you is not damaged or is in good condition whilst the delivery man waits, especially in case of Cash on Delivery item or in case of electronic item. If you find that the product is damaged you can either refuse to accept the order or can immediately contact the customer care for return or exchange of your item.
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