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‘Dopamine shopping’ sites offer fake food orders and virtual flights

Inc42 reports that two developers in India built Food Never Comes, which offers a simulated delivery call.

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Inc42 says two 26-year-old developers in India created Food Never Comes, where users can place fake food orders and receive a simulated delivery call. Their second venture, Trip Never Leaves, lets users plan a holiday and take a virtual flight. Inc42 says the travel platform has drawn 100,000-plus visitors.

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@Inc42What if you could get the dopamine rush of shopping without actually buying anything? A new trend called “dopamine shopping” is gaining attention, with websites letting users recreate the thrill of browsing, ordering and tracking products without ever receiving them. In India, two 26-year-old developers have taken the idea further with Food Never Comes, where users can place fake food orders and even receive a simulated delivery call. Their second venture, Trip Never Leaves, lets users plan an entire holiday and take a virtual flight that never actually leaves the runway. With 1 lakh+ visitors already checking out the travel platform, the bigger question is whether the thrill of shopping comes from owning something or simply finding it, adding it to your cart and hitting “buy.” Is dopamine shopping just a weird internet phase, or could it become the next big thing in ecommerce? #DopamineShopping #Ecommerce #ConsumerTech #Reels #Inc42 #fyp2h
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    @Inc42What if you could get the dopamine rush of shopping without actually buying anything? A new trend called “dopamine shopping” is gaining attention, with websites letting users recreate the thrill of browsing, ordering and tracking products without ever receiving them. In India, two 26-year-old developers have taken the idea further with Food Never Comes, where users can place fake food orders and even receive a simulated delivery call. Their second venture, Trip Never Leaves, lets users plan an entire holiday and take a virtual flight that never actually leaves the runway. With 1 lakh+ visitors already checking out the travel platform, the bigger question is whether the thrill of shopping comes from owning something or simply finding it, adding it to your cart and hitting “buy.” Is dopamine shopping just a weird internet phase, or could it become the next big thing in ecommerce? #DopamineShopping #Ecommerce #ConsumerTech #Reels #Inc42 #fyp2h
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