Cyber Monday lures bargain hunters and slackers
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eFashionHouse HOLIDAY Deals!
Entire Site is on SALE!
If you’re looking for a deal on your favorite video games, electronics, furniture and clothing you probably should be looking online today.
Promotional deals are bouncing into email “in” boxes and blinking banners across the internet. Toys R Us, Circuit City, Walmart, Target , and Sears are among those offering special deals. These range from free shipping to weeklong online exclusive offers.
Cyber Monday sales are up 42 percent from 2005 according to the National Retail Federation. This year 72 percent of retailers are planning special online deals to lure bargain hunters fishing around after Black Friday. Much like Black Friday, Cyber Monday is considered the unofficial kick off for holiday online shopping.
Consumers looking to shop from home and work are banking on big bargains today. The NRF expects 72 million shoppers to search the web for post-Thanksgiving deals. But the online shopping rush may place some workers jobs on the line.
According to a BIGresearch survey, 61-million Americans plan to shop online from work during the holiday season. Chicago based consulting firm Challenger, Gray, and Christmas says bosses should brace for less productive workers around the office. Breaking and buying could leave a half a billion dollar ($488 million) deficit in worker productivity.
Promotional deals are bouncing into email “in” boxes and blinking banners across the internet. Toys R Us, Circuit City, Walmart, Target , and Sears are among those offering special deals. These range from free shipping to weeklong online exclusive offers.
Cyber Monday sales are up 42 percent from 2005 according to the National Retail Federation. This year 72 percent of retailers are planning special online deals to lure bargain hunters fishing around after Black Friday. Much like Black Friday, Cyber Monday is considered the unofficial kick off for holiday online shopping.
Consumers looking to shop from home and work are banking on big bargains today. The NRF expects 72 million shoppers to search the web for post-Thanksgiving deals. But the online shopping rush may place some workers jobs on the line.
According to a BIGresearch survey, 61-million Americans plan to shop online from work during the holiday season. Chicago based consulting firm Challenger, Gray, and Christmas says bosses should brace for less productive workers around the office. Breaking and buying could leave a half a billion dollar ($488 million) deficit in worker productivity.
Blog Editor's Comment:
Designer Fashion Brands will be a hot item this year for the Women and Men! Designer Handbags for the women and small leather goods and silk ties for the men. For the best prices online shop http://www.eFashionHouse.com.
Designer Fashion Brands will be a hot item this year for the Women and Men! Designer Handbags for the women and small leather goods and silk ties for the men. For the best prices online shop http://www.eFashionHouse.com.
eFashionHouse HOLIDAY Deals!
Entire Site is on SALE!
- FREE SHIPPING $200 Orders
- NO Sales Tax World Wide
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