Who is entitled to the refund for price adjustment on the Temu website?
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Question
Hello, I make online orders on the Temu website for my work or for companies that request it. The site has an option called 'price adjustment', which means that within a month of the purchase, you can enter the order, click on price adjustment, and if the price of the product has dropped during that time, you receive a refund. If you don't click, you don't receive an automatic refund; only those who remember to try from time to time benefit. Usually, it's a few agorot or shekels, but if it's a large purchase, say 400 shekels, you can get a refund of, say, 20 shekels. The question is whether the money belongs to me or if I need to return it to the employer or the person who asked me to order for them?
Answer
Shalom u'vracha
The discount belongs to the person who paid for the product.