Only 8% of Crimean residents believe that prices are honestly reduced on Black Friday

CrimeaPRESS reports:

In a service survey SuperJob Representatives of the economically active population from Crimea took part.

Only 8% of Crimean residents believe that Black Friday discounts are more likely an honest reduction in original prices (“The season is coming to an end, demand for some goods will fall, it is quite reasonable to liquidate at low prices”). 75% of respondents are sure that the November sale is rather a hoax (“Prices are raised in advance, and then on Black Friday they make a discount so that the final price is the same as before the increase”; “Minus 90% discount means that the goods are sold for pennies, but for some reason it costs the same as the week before»). 17% found it difficult to answer (“Some are honest, some are not”).

Men are more likely than women to think the big November sale is unfair: 78% vs. 71%, respectively. Respondents aged 35-45 are more likely to be convinced of this than those who are younger and those who are older.

73% of respondents will not purchase goods on Black Friday. Only every tenth person plans purchases. Respondents with an income of 100 thousand rubles or more reported this intention more often (14%).

The average amount that Crimean residents are willing to spend on Black Friday is 20,500 rubles.

On Black Friday, every fourth respondent (25%) plans to buy clothes, every fifth plans to buy household appliances and electronics, and 15% — shoes. 10% plan to spend money on gadgets, 7% on household goods. 6% will buy furniture and goods for children, 4% will buy cosmetics.

Dates: October 3—31, 2024

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