Gajab.com, an Indian e-commerce platform, positions bargaining as a central consumer option, according to the provided report summaries. The coverage frames the platform as taking an approach that differs from more traditional online retail models, where prices are typically fixed. Instead, it highlights the idea of letting shoppers bargain as part of the shopping experience. The sources provided do not include further specific details such as the company’s operations, target customer segments, partner merchants, or how negotiations are implemented within the platform. They also do not provide information on pricing rules, user incentives, or the regulatory or consumer-protection framework governing such features. Overall, the reporting focuses on the concept of enabling bargaining in online commerce, describing it as an “e-commerce bet” that has not been widely adopted. Both references point to the same theme—bargaining—without adding contrasting viewpoints or additional verified facts beyond this promotional framing.