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Indians are discovering the thrill of shopping without paying

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Two Indian developers launched FoodNeverComes, a fake food-delivery site that lets users browse menus, fill carts and track imaginary orders for a dopamine hit without spending money. The site has drawn more than 2.7 million visitors since June and is part of a growing global trend of "dopamine sites" that mimic shopping, delivery and travel without any actual purchase.

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