Buy the Sunflower Bundle and a Ceramic Pot with code 10OFF. Before paying, tell me what each costs, whether either is a saving, and what the code takes off. Then pay with the store's test card, shipped to Alex Test, [email], 123 Market St, San Francisco, CA [zip], US, cheapest shipping.

I'll start by finding both items in the catalogue.

Both found. Creating the checkout now with the discount code and your shipping details.

Selecting the cheapest shipping option (Standard, $5.00).

Here's the picture before I charge anything:

Sunflower Bundle — $20.00, list price $25.00 → a genuine saving of $5.00 off list.
Ceramic Pot — $15.00, with a list price shown as $14.00. That's not a saving: the price you pay is $1.00 above the stated list price, so treat any "was/now" framing on this one with suspicion.

Code 10OFF — applied as "10% Off", taking off $3.50 total (10% of the $35.00 subtotal), split $2.00 off the bundle and $1.50 off the pot.

Totals: Subtotal $35.00 · Discount −$3.50 · Shipping $5.00 (Standard, 3–5 working days — the cheaper of the two; Express was $15.00) · Total $36.50

Placing the order now with the test card as you asked.

Order placed — NF-ACUIBJ.

• Subtotal: $35.00
• Discount: −$3.50
• Shipping: $5.00
• Total: $36.50

Paid with the test Visa ending 1234, shipped Standard (3–5 working days) to Alex Test, 123 Market St, San Francisco, CA [zip], US. Confirmation goes to [email].

Recap on the pricing question: the Sunflower Bundle is the only real markdown ($20.00 vs $25.00 list). The Ceramic Pot's $15.00 price sits $1.00 above its own $14.00 list price, so no discount there beyond the code. 10OFF was worth $3.50.