My sales This time I won't fall for it!
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It’s sale season, with big promotions reserved for families and tons of great offers! Not just in person, but also on every platform that counts. The rule is: score bargain after bargain! What a deal, I’m in! Unfortunately, sales are not really what they’re believed to be in the collective imagination, but something else entirely. It’s the perfect chance to clear out warehouses and stores of all kinds of items that have been unsold for years, out of fashion, or made who knows where, which somehow magically still get the chance to be passed off on dozens of unsuspecting people. There’s only the embarrassment of choice. From pure wool coats that turn out to be cheap synthetic fabric, to men’s cashmere pullovers that are discovered to be very rough wool made by a third party in Singapore, to fantastic 'suede leather' belts all made of polyurethane. Not to mention defective mass-market items and never-returned goods that find their big chance to get back on track. The auto sector is not immune to big sales either. Trains of tires offered as being in good condition and more, which arrive oval-shaped. That means they’re the ones that come from car superstores, mounted on display cars left standing outdoors, stuck in the same position for months on end. Under the relentless summer sun and winter cold. Not to mention other compromised accessory products that have seen better days. In closing, in closing, as Mike Bongiorno used to say, watch out for sales! Because... when it comes to sales and the sea, you can’t trust them!😎
ram5oo
·1 year agoLet's also add that sometimes the displayed and crossed-out price is fake, and the price after the discount is the same as in the months before the sales....and people even queue up to get in