“(…) We and the Marketplace sellers negotiated with thousands of manufacturers and concentrated this effort into only one day, the day with most price cuts of the year, November 12. We made massive investments in a new warehouse, technology and the easybox network to give people the chance of enjoying a good ecommerce experience,” eMAG chief executive officer Tudor Manea said.
eMAG officials also expect payments by card to increase on this year’s Black Friday, considering the number of active online customers has significantly increased amid the pandemic.
“A significant number of new customers have placed their first online order in the past year. Those who were already ordering diversified their shopping cart with new product categories and paid by card more often.”
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)