#online shopping

With shipping costs skyrocketing, are you starting to ditch online estate sales?

Do you always check a product's return policy before clicking buy?

Are stores like Temu and Amazon really cheaper in 2025?

Do you still buy new action figures knowing they might get damaged in transit?

Is Amazon really cheaper than Temu now?

Is it worth paying for priority shipping or should I just wait longer

Have platform algorithm changes ruined your ability to discover new style brands?

Should I trust Amazon reviews or ask real people here before buying?

Will AI chatbots replace your favorite online store customer service?

Are you buying more from small shops on social media now?

Do you care more about a carbon-neutral checkout button or the fact fast fashion still floods your feed?

Do you really need to try on clothes before buying them online

Does shopping in physical stores still make sense, or is it just a waste of time and money?

Has the end of third-party cookies changed how you shop online?

Have rising shipping costs made you hold off on buying collectibles online?

With algorithm-driven trial boxes, are you skipping standard store reviews?

Does a higher rating on Amazon guarantee a better product?

Would you ever buy a full antique set online or is that too risky for beginners?

Do Amazon dupes really work as well as the originals?

Are AI shopping assistants better than my own research now?