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From electronics and travel to health and beauty, here are some of the offers in this year’s online sales
From electronics and travel to health and beauty, here are some of the offers in this year’s online sales
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There are some excellent holiday deals on offer - from short getaways in Ireland to luxury tropical escapes
Irish people are likely to spend more than others in Europe over the next weekend despite the perils of online scams
Ireland is still one of the highest spending nations amongst European countries, where the average spend is €268
Criminals ‘primed’ to take advantage as retailers discount products for online sale
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Bank of Ireland warns shopping scams up nearly half in the first six months of the year
Buying online via social media links to products have the highest incidence of fraud with 42% of users reporting they lost money
Research from Competition and Consumer Protection Commission suggests significant number do not trust deals on offer
Company handles roughly 20 million deliveries here a year with major sorting hubs in Cork and Dublin
There’s a 10-week runway to Christmas and consumers need to start planning to avoid overspending
Breach was identified by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
Sector expects €8.9 billion in retail spending in December, €3 billion more than in other months
More than a third of Irish consumers will hunt for bargains today, spending over €300 on average – but watch out for scams
Follow these rules from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau for safer shopping
Occasional delivery issues aside, there will be other things online shoppers will have to contend with that can be equally, if not more, problematic, such as taxes
The issue is bad timing for the bank with Friday being one of the busiest shopping days
Concerns around economics and sustainability have some retailers refusing to embrace the ‘discount sales’ period
Shoppers are being deliberately misled, says consumer watchdog which has launched legal proceedings against a number of outlets
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Spending by AIB customers jumped 11% to a one-day record last year with clothing the top target
Close to two in three people expect to buy at least one item, with an average spend of €329
Despite scepticism, purchasing will remain significant with spending per shopper likely to reach €431 compared to €343 last year
Some shoppers wait all year for this event to make necessary purchases they could not otherwise afford - others are enticed to buy things they don’t need
The cost of a typical Irish Christmas for a family of five comes in at an eye-watering figure
Do your research, make a list, don’t panic and, maybe most importantly, shop Irish where possible
Be sceptical about big-sounding discounts. Retailers know how to seem more generous than they are
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The consumer watchdog monitors online and instore discounts to ensure consumers not misled
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