When shopping online, customers usually look at the product image, name, and price first before deciding whether to buy.

If the product page shows a discounted price, customers may assume that this is the final amount they need to pay.

However, when actually purchasing, the product specification, quantity, add-on items, and delivery fees may all affect the final amount payable.

For example:

🏷️ Original product price RM100.

💰 Promotional price RM80.

🔢 Quantity purchased: two pieces.

🚚 Delivery fee RM8.

Although the promotional price of the product is RM80, the final amount payable for this order may be RM168.

Therefore, the price displayed for the product and the final amount payable for the order should be understood separately.

When browsing discounted products on WeiCity, you can check in the following order:

🛍️ Check the displayed product price.

📦 Confirm the selected specification and quantity.

🏷️ Read the promotion conditions.

🎫 Check whether a coupon applies.

🧾 Review the checkout fee breakdown.

💳 Confirm the final amount payable.

This article explains the difference between product discounts, original prices and promotional prices, as well as what customers should check before payment and what merchants should note when publishing promotions.

The displayed price is the price information customers see on the product list or product detail page.

However, the displayed price may not apply to every product specification or purchase quantity.

For example:

A store sells products in different sizes.

📦 300ml: RM20.

📦 500ml: RM30.

📦 1L: RM50.

If the product page shows:

RM20 onwards

This usually means some specifications of the product start from RM20.

It does not mean all specifications are RM20.

Confirm which price corresponds to:

Size.

Capacity.

Model.

Style.

Confirm which price corresponds to:

Single item.

One box.

One set.

Bundled product.

For example:

Regular selling price.

Promotional selling price.

Starting price for a specified specification.

For example:

Whether a specified quantity must be purchased.

Whether a minimum spend must be reached.

First select the product specification you actually need, then check the corresponding price.

📌 Displayed product prices should be understood together with the specification, quantity and promotion conditions.

When a merchant offers a product discount, the original price and the promotional price may both be shown.

For example:

🏷️ Original price: RM100.

💰 Promotional price: RM80.

If both prices correspond to the same product, specification and quantity, the actual saving can be calculated.

Original price:

RM100.

Promotional price:

RM80.

Savings amount:

RM100 − RM80 = RM20.

The customer saves RM20.

Savings amount:

RM20.

Original price:

RM100.

Discount percentage:

RM20 ÷ RM100 × 100% = 20%.

Therefore:

The product price is reduced by 20%.

🏷️ The original price should have a genuine basis.

📦 The two prices should correspond to the same specification.

🔢 The compared quantities should be the same.

📅 The promotion period should be clear.

For example:

Product A has an original price of RM100 and a promotional price of RM20 off.

Product B has an original price of RM50 and a promotional price of RM10 off.

Both products have a 20% discount.

However, the actual amount saved is different.

📌 Before purchasing, check the original price, promotional price and actual product content together.

Many products come in different specifications or styles.

For example:

👕 Clothing sizes.

🥤 Beverage capacities.

📱 Electronic product models.

🎁 Gift combinations.

🍽️ Dining set meals.

Different specifications may carry different prices.

Assumed:

🥤 300ml: RM8.

🥤 500ml: RM12.

🥤 1L: RM20.

The merchant offers:

RM2 off the 500ml beverage.

Then:

300ml: RM8.

500ml: RM10.

1L: RM20.

If the merchant offers a promotion only for the 500ml specification, this should be clearly stated.

For example:

This promotion applies only to the 500ml specification.

For example:

Standard style.

Upgraded style.

Limited edition style.

If prices differ, the merchant should list them separately.

📌 Product discounts should be clearly matched to the specification, style and quantity to which they actually apply.

When a product takes part in a promotion, different conditions may be attached.

Customers should first confirm whether their purchase meets the requirements.

For example:

Only applies to a specified color or model.

For example:

Only applies to one particular capacity or size.

For example:

The discount applies only when two items are purchased.

For example:

The condition is met only when spending reaches RM100.

For example:

The discount is valid only within the specified dates.

For example:

Only applies during specified business hours.

For example:

Only applies to the customer groups listed in the promotion details.

For example:

Only applies to branches participating in the promotion.

You can contact the merchant first to confirm before deciding whether to purchase.

📌 Whether a product discount applies should be judged according to the actual selection and promotion rules.

The unit price and purchase quantity together affect the order amount.

Assumed:

🏷️ Original price: RM100.

💰 Promotional unit price: RM80.

Purchase quantity:

2 items.

Product amount:

RM80 × 2 = RM160.

If there are no other fees:

Product subtotal RM160.

Assumed:

Regular selling price of the product:

RM40.

The merchant offers:

Buying two items, total RM70.

Regular purchase of two items:

RM40 × 2 = RM80.

Bundle promotional price:

RM70.

Actual savings:

RM10.

If the promotion requires buying two items, the bundle promotional price cannot be applied on your own when buying a single item.

🔢 How many items must be purchased.

📦 Which products take part in the promotion.

💰 The price after the promotion.

📅 When the promotion ends.

📌 Quantity-based promotions should let customers clearly understand the purchase conditions and the actual price.

Product pages usually display prices for a single item or a specified specification.

The checkout amount, however, is calculated based on the entire order.

For example:

Choosing a larger capacity may increase the price.

For example:

If two items are purchased, the amount for both items must be calculated.

For example:

Packaging.

Accessories.

Upgraded services.

Calculated based on the actual delivery method and address.

Only products that meet the conditions can receive the corresponding promotion.

If the order supports coupons and the usage rules are met, additional deductions may apply.

For example:

Taxes.

Service charges.

Other clearly stated charge items.

You can check it in the following way:

Product amount + additional fees − applicable promotions = final amount payable.

The actual fee items and calculation method are subject to the checkout page.

📌 A product discount does not mean that delivery fees, packaging fees or other charges automatically receive the same discount.

Suppose a store offers:

🏷️ Original product price: RM100.

💰 Promotional unit price: RM80.

The customer purchases:

2 items.

Delivery fee:

RM8.

RM80 × 2 = RM160.

RM160 + RM8 = RM168.

Product amount:

RM160.

Delivery fee:

RM8.

Final amount payable:

RM168.

If the original price of both items is RM100:

Original product amount:

RM200.

Product amount after promotion:

RM160.

Savings on the products themselves:

RM40.

Because RM160 is only the product subtotal.

RM168 includes the delivery fee.

The above is for calculation illustration only. It is not an actual WeiCity product or promotion, and there are no other fees or deductions.

📌 Customers should check the product subtotal, delivery fee and final amount payable together.

Not necessarily.

Product discounts and delivery promotions are different fee items.

Mainly applies to the product selling price.

Mainly applies to the delivery fee.

Original product price:

RM100.

Promotional price:

RM80.

Delivery fee:

RM10.

Final amount payable:

RM90.

Promotional product price:

RM80.

Delivery fee:

RM0.

If there are no other fees:

Final amount payable:

RM80.

For example:

🛒 Minimum spend amount.

📍 Specify the delivery area.

📅 Promotion period.

🚚 Specify the delivery method.

📍 Delivery address.

🚚 Delivery method.

💰 Delivery fee amount.

🧾 Final amount payable.

📌 Check the product discount and delivery discount separately. Do not assume that a discounted product automatically qualifies for free delivery.

Whether a product discount and a coupon can be used together depends on the promotion rules.

For example:

Discounted products cannot be used together with other offers.

For example:

This product offer can be used together with specified coupons.

For example:

Spend RM100 or more to use the RM10 coupon.

Assumed:

Original product price:

RM100.

Promotional price:

RM80.

Coupon:

RM10.

If the merchant explicitly allows stacking, and the coupon applies to this purchase:

RM80 − RM10 = RM70.

If there are no other fees:

The product amount is RM70.

Even if customers see both a product discount and a coupon, they should confirm:

🔄 Whether they can be used together.

📦 Which products the coupon applies to.

🛒 How the minimum spend is calculated.

💰 Whether there is a maximum discount amount.

📌 Whether a product discount and a coupon can be used together should be determined by the actual promotion rules.

The order in which different offers are calculated may affect the final price.

Assumed:

Original product price:

RM100.

The offers include:

🏷️ 20% discount.

🎫 RM10 coupon.

The merchant allows stacking.

RM100 × 80% = RM80.

RM80 − RM10 = RM70.

Final product amount:

RM70.

RM100 − RM10 = RM90.

RM90 × 80% = RM72.

Final product amount:

RM72.

Because the calculation order is different.

It should be handled according to the rules published by the merchant and the actual checkout method.

🏷️ Which offer is calculated first.

🎫 The scope of the coupon.

🛒 How the minimum spend is calculated.

💰 The maximum discount amount.

📌 The clearer the offer calculation rules, the easier it is for customers to understand the final amount payable.

When entering the order confirmation or checkout stage, it is recommended to check the products first, then verify the amounts.

Confirm that the correct product is being purchased.

For example:

Color.

Model.

For example:

Size.

Capacity.

Bundle contents.

Confirm that the item has not been added more than once.

Check the actual price for the selected specification.

Confirm whether the product meets the offer conditions.

If the order supports coupons, check whether it meets the usage rules.

Confirm the actual delivery arrangement.

Check that the address is correct.

For example:

Packaging fee.

Service charges.

Applicable taxes.

Confirm the total after product amounts, fees and offer reductions.

You can first check:

📦 Product Specifications.

🔢 Product quantity.

🏷️ Offer conditions.

🎫 Coupon.

🚚 Delivery charges.

If you are still unsure, contact the merchant to confirm before deciding whether to pay.

Reviewing the complete order before payment can reduce the chance of discovering after purchase that the amount differs from what you expected.

For merchants, a product discount is not just about entering a discounted price.

Customers also need to know what the offer applies to and how it is calculated.

For example:

Discount on a specified 500ml drink.

State the price separately for each specification.

Avoid using comparison prices that have no basis.

Clearly display the actual price that applies.

For example:

Start date.

End date.

For example:

The discount applies only when two items are purchased.

State whether other coupons can be used.

Let customers know the delivery arrangements in advance.

For example:

Packaging.

Accessories.

Upgraded services.

Switch between different specifications.

Adjust the purchase quantity.

Verify the offer price.

Check the checkout amount.

If the product image states:

RM80.

but the actual selling price has been adjusted to RM90, a price inconsistency may arise.

Therefore, when changing prices, also check the product images, titles and text descriptions.

📌 The clearer the product discount is presented, the easier it is for customers to judge whether the offer suits their needs.

The following is a hypothetical product promotion example. Merchants may modify it according to their actual situation.

20% off specified products.

RM100.

RM80.

Only the specified specifications listed in the promotion details.

1 November 2026 to 30 November 2026.

Each item is calculated at the applicable offer unit price.

Whether other coupons can be used is subject to the promotion rules.

Delivery fees are calculated based on the actual delivery method and area.

If additional products, packaging or other services incur a charge, it should be clearly listed in the order.

Please check the product specification, quantity, offer reductions, delivery fees and final amount payable before paying.

If you have questions about product prices or offer conditions, please contact the merchant before paying.

🏷️ Clear offer price.

📦 Clear product specifications.

📅 Complete promotion period.

🎫 Stacking rules explained.

🚚 Transparent delivery fees.

🧾 Customers know what to check.

📌 Good product discount copy should let customers understand the actual price and conditions before purchasing.

A product discount is a price offer provided by a merchant on specified products.

It usually means that the price of some specifications starts from RM20. It does not mean that all specifications use this price.

RM20 is saved, equal to 20% of the original price.

Yes, different prices can be applied according to the actual promotion arrangement, but this should be clearly stated.

It is calculated according to the actual offer unit price, purchase quantity and promotion rules.

It may involve product quantity, specifications, add-on items, delivery fees or other applicable charges.

Not necessarily.

Product discounts and delivery offers must be assessed separately.

Check whether the promotion allows stacking.

It depends on the calculation rules published by the merchant and the actual checkout method.

This should follow the promotion rules.

Yes, a period can be set according to the promotion arrangement, and this should be clearly stated.

Yes, but the actual scope of application should be clearly listed.

Product name, specifications, quantity, unit price, discounts, delivery fees, and the final amount payable.

First check the items purchased against the promotion conditions, then contact the merchant to confirm.

Make sure comparison prices are genuine and supported by evidence, and comply with applicable consumer protection regulations.

Specific discount calculations, promotion stacking, and checkout functions depend on WeiCity's current actual features and the merchant's settings.

📌 The key to product discounts is helping customers understand the discounted price and confirm the actual amount payable before paying.

Because the discounted price shown on a product page is only one step in understanding the product's cost.

When making a purchase, you also need to consider:

🏷️ Displayed price: Which price is shown on the page.

📦 Product specification: Whether the selected size, capacity, or model applies.

🔢 Purchase quantity: How many items are being bought.

💰 Discount amount: How much is actually deducted.

📋 Promotion conditions: Whether the specified purchase requirements are met.

🎫 Coupon stacking: Whether other discounts may be used at the same time.

🚚 Delivery fee: Whether shipping charges apply separately.

➕ Additional charges: Whether extra items or services have been selected.

🧾 Checkout breakdown: Whether each charge is correct.

💳 Final amount payable: How much this order actually requires you to pay.

For merchants:

📝 Product names should be clear.

📦 Specifications and prices should match.

🏷️ Original and discounted prices should be genuine.

📅 Promotion periods should be clearly stated.

🔢 Quantity conditions should be complete.

🎫 Rules for stacking discounts should be clear.

🚚 Delivery fees should be transparent.

📱 Check the actual page before publishing.

The key to product discounts on WeiCity is not only showing customers the discounted price, but also letting them clearly understand the actual costs from product display and specification selection through to order confirmation.

🛍️ Review the product first.

📦 Confirm the specification.

🔢 Check the quantity.

🏷️ Read the promotion conditions.

🎫 Confirm whether the coupon applies.

🚚 Check the delivery fee.

🧾 Review the order breakdown.

💳 Finally, confirm the amount payable.

Clear product discount information helps customers judge offers more easily, and also helps merchants reduce price misunderstandings and repeated inquiries.

The specific product discount formats, specification prices, discount calculations, coupon stacking, delivery fees, and final checkout method are subject to WeiCity's current pages, the merchant's settings, and the actual product promotion details.

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