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What is cheap is expensive. We are both beneficiaries and victims of 'cheap'. Many times we buy because it's cheap, not because we need it!! Spending unnecessary money is considered 'expensive'. The current slogan is' There is no cheapest, only cheaper '. E-commerce platforms formulate terms that are unfavorable to operators for their own interests! Seemingly beneficial to consumers, it actually fuels their desire for cheap prices, ultimately leading them to spend money they don't need to spend and buy things they don't need to buy. Consumers and service providers often have the same identity. Here, consumers are the operators who provide services for others. No business operator would engage in a loss making transaction. When the price of a product equals or exceeds the cost, either the quality of the product will be reduced or the business will close down. As the saying goes, 'you get what you pay for.' Superficial cheapness implies a decline in quality. The 'cheap' that consumers obtain is obtained at the expense of 'quality'. When more businesses and merchants close their stores, it means a higher unemployment rate. The ultimate cost still needs to be borne by the majority of consumers themselves!