Urgency can be informative when it is real and accurately described. A registration deadline, limited inventory, or an expiring contract term may be relevant facts. The problem arises when a system fabricates time pressure, claims that a discount is disappearing when it is not, or makes a routine decision appear irreversible to force a quick response.
Responsible systems distinguish real deadlines from sales pressure. They explain the relevant timing, avoid overstating consequences, and give people more information to decide.
