The clothes I bought were reduced in price in a few days. Should merchants refund the difference?

The price of the clothes bought by the customer was reduced within a few days, and the difference was demanded to be refunded. If the customer has promised to refund the difference to the customer within a certain period of time when buying clothes, it should be returned to the customer.

Don't worry too much if you don't make any promises when you buy clothes. If you think it is a valuable customer, communicate well, and you can also give a coupon for your next purchase to remind customers of the scope and time of use of the coupon.

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Shopping in physical stores only implements the national three guarantees regulations, that is, if the products are not up to standard within seven days from the date of sale, consumers can choose to return, exchange or repair them, unless otherwise agreed. If not, consumers can't ask merchants to return goods or ask merchants to make up the difference because of non-quality factors such as price changes.

For the sake of life, saving a little is a little, but for the sake of morality, it is really disgraceful to ask for a refund of the difference. Although there is no law that it is wrong to refund the difference in online shopping, I still hope to understand this situation in the future.