Order boxes are about to hit the road

By the way, they’re about to go out Boxes with orders In a well-known online store selling technology products, electronics and home appliances on slow After one day Black Friday.

Customers could only enter the store to receive their orders through a small aisle, as the warehouse was full of products, resulting in boxes also occupying the customer service area.

the Electronic sales And it looks like Black Friday was due for them this year too, with consumers frantically opting for TVs, laptops, air conditioners, mobile phones, vacuum cleaners and other home appliances.

Open on Sunday – showings through Monday

With expectations of a double-digit increase in trading volume from the commercial world and strengthening of the purchasing mood among the consumer public, the November commercial holiday has begun.

Already on Friday 24 November (Black Friday) shops are in battle mode as discount offers become more restricted compared to other years due to the new strict framework and consumers looking for economical, smart and safe markets.

On Sunday 26 November, shops will be open across the territory (optionally in Argos according to the trade association announcement) from 11am to 8pm, while the peak of offers is expected to arrive on Monday 27 November (Cyber ​​Monday), when traffic moves Trade almost exclusively to digital stores.

At the forefront of the offerings are technological products with electric and electronic chains leading the way in promotions offering consumers, among other things, flexible payment solutions. Black Friday style sales are carried out, among others, by all major chains of household appliances, cosmetics companies, sporting goods, furniture, household goods, clothing, shoes and seasonal items as well as supermarkets.

At the same time, market supervision is being tightened by the Ministry of Development to ensure that the offers made to consumers will be genuine.