Friday, December 26, 2008

kegilaan Boxing Day SALES..it's buy buy to credit crunch!

hari ne 26/12 omputih panggil Boxing Day...maknanye hari untuk perabihkan duit..sales yg ditunggu2..mcm biasa kt shopping mall dh jadi cam pesta..sales smp 90% pn ade...masa ne nk berebut2 barang..fuhhhhhh baru jer dok sibuk2 pasal credit crunch..recession..mcm takde makna jer kegawatan ekonomi bg diorg ne..dan kami pn tidak terkecuali..bila lagi nk perabihkan duit..sebab sales gile babas punye murah....perghhhhhhhhhhhh...

Shoppers go nuts for high street bargains

Thousands of shoppers descended on the Boxing Day sales as desperate retailers slashed prices in a bid to boost trade.


Some shoppers queued outside stores from the early hours to grab discounts of up to 70 per cent. Outside the flagship Selfridges store on London's Oxford Street, approximately 2,000 shoppers waited to nab bargains.

A spokesman said: "The first person in the queue had been there since 2 am. She was there to buy a Chanel bag.

"It was mental when they came into the store. I've never seen anything like it. People were running into the store and grabbing bags. Some women had four of five bags in their hands. Security had to get more people down to the store to help."
It took some shoppers up to an hour to queue for the tills.

Jace Tyrrell, of the New West End Company, representing more than 600 traders in Bond Street, Oxford Street and Regent Street, said: "Are they mad? Well, it's very tempting when you've got designer handbags with 60 per cent off."

By 11am the massive Westfield shopping centre in west London was packed with 15,000 shoppers, a spokeswoman said. Almost 3,000 bargain hunters were queuing in the centre before stores opened at 9am.

And within the first hour of trading 1,000 people flooded into the centre every ten minutes.
In north London, Brent Cross Shopping Centre saw 30,000 people through its doors by midday, with fashion retailers proving particularly popular with shoppers.

Over 100 stores had sales on with discounts ranging from 50 per cent to 80 per cent.
Norman Black, from the shopping centre, said: "The Boxing Day sales at Brent Cross have been as busy as ever this year.

"And we expect tomorrow will be even bigger as our three largest retailers - John
Lewis, Fenwick, and Marks & Spencer
- start their sales.
"We are anticipating up to 120,000 shoppers tomorrow, spending up to £50,000 per minute during peak trading."

At Bluewater shopping centre in Kent, an estimated 100,000 Boxing Day sales shoppers were expected to have passed through the doors to snap up bargains - up 10 per cent on last year.
Bargain-hunters had already got an early start on Christmas Day with many retailers starting sales via their websites. Electronic goods such as TVs and laptops were proving popular with initial sales figures up on last year.

Department store John Lewis began its clearance sale online at 6pm on Christmas Eve, and recorded its busiest ever online sales between 7pm and 8pm.
Christmas Day traffic on its website was 12 times higher than last year, with pillows, Molton Brown products and televisions the most popular online clearance purchases so far, the group said.

Clearance sales at the group's high street stores begin on Saturday, with the exception of Trafford, which started on Boxing Day.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20081226/tuk-shoppers-go-nuts-for-high-street-bar-dba1618.html

12 comments:

Keri AlHaj said...

huyyo.. sale of the sale ke??? bestnyaa... lama betul tak shopping. errr, kirim beli kain pelikat 2 koddi deh... heheh...

cappuccino said...

chime,time ne sales murah sangat2..kalo nk beli brg2 branded mase ne la time nye..habis byk gak ler tapi takpe bkn selalu pn shpg ne kan..time sales ne berbaloi beli baju lawa2..

Keri AlHaj said...

habis byk dpt byk takpe.... sales gini dia buat setahun sekali je ke...

cappuccino said...

setahun skali jer..tu yg sume dok tunggu2 tu...xmcm sales kt mesia yg byk tipu2 jer sebenarnye dak..

Keri AlHaj said...

setahun sekali yg best tu... sempatlah kumpul duit dari awal tahun utk sales ni.. simpan duit buleh 3 lori... pastu borong terus satu pasaraya... hahahahah...

kat meleyasia ntah apa2... beli baju masa sales 50 inggit... pastu masa takde sales pun 50 inggit jugak... mcm bangang je... tapi tak semua jenis bajulah. adalah jugak terkena sekali dua... huhuhu...

azlishukri said...

best kalau dapat ke sana.

Cae said...

best nya... arrrghh tension!!

Adi Atsauri said...

Lamo x update blog. Sibuk ko loni ?

arsaili said...

salam bro..busy mengaban yer..ahaha

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