Markets: a business based on our greed First they give you 50% off. Then they hand out virtual carrots for purchases. Then they offer to exchange them for a ticket to win an apartment. Then they explain that Black Friday is the last chance to grab a good price. It's business - nothing personal. Your task is to buy what you need. Theirs is to make you buy more. 1 virtual currency. Flaky wild berries with points and discounts, ozone with carrots and raffles. Virtual currency creates the feeling that you have earned something and ties you to the site: you want to save a little more, reach the required amount or spend bonuses before they burn out. 2 gifts. Ozon, for example, offers to exchange carrots for drawing cards. Prizes include big money, equipment and apartments. The more attractive the prize, the easier it is to get carried away in the game and stop counting how much you spent on the chance to win. But Ozone does not disclose the total number of tickets, so it is impossible to calculate the real chances of winning a big prize. The company also did not share with the editors statistics about the winners of apartments and equipment. Either way, the carrots are virtual, but the money spent for them is real. Buying unnecessary things for the chance to win an apartment is such a financial strategy. Thank you Cap 3 Black Friday: We'll get discounts, but where will we get the goods? After the drone attacks on the market warehouses, some sellers lost goods. According to data insight, at least 2.1 million square meters of warehouse space has been damaged since the end of June, and the losses to sellers amount to hundreds of billions of rubles. Some have not yet received compensation for the destroyed shares. But that won't affect November and December stocks in any way, according to Ozone. In recent years, ozone sales have continued throughout the year. On the one hand, it encourages people to make more repeat purchases, on the other hand, it makes the load on the logistics system smoother and ensures accurate delivery times.

Markets: a business based on our greed First they give you 50% off. Then they hand out virtual carrots for purchases. Then they offer to exchange them for a ticket to win an apartment. Then they explain that Black Friday is the last chance to grab a good price. It's business - nothing personal. Your task is to buy what you need. Theirs is to make you buy more. 1 virtual currency. Flaky wild berries with points and discounts, ozone with carrots and raffles. Virtual currency creates the feeling that you have earned something and ties you to the site: you want to save a little more, reach the required amount or spend bonuses before they burn out. 2 gifts. Ozon, for example, offers to exchange carrots for drawing cards. Prizes include big money, equipment and apartments. The more attractive the prize, the easier it is to get carried away in the game and stop counting how much you spent on the chance to win. But Ozone does not disclose the total number of tickets, so it is impossible to calculate the real chances of winning a big prize. The company also did not share with the editors statistics about the winners of apartments and equipment. Either way, the carrots are virtual, but the money spent for them is real. Buying unnecessary things for the chance to win an apartment is such a financial strategy. Thank you Cap 3 Black Friday: We'll get discounts, but where will we get the goods? After the drone attacks on the market warehouses, some sellers lost goods. According to data insight, at least 2.1 million square meters of warehouse space has been damaged since the end of June, and the losses to sellers amount to hundreds of billions of rubles. Some have not yet received compensation for the destroyed shares. But that won't affect November and December stocks in any way, according to Ozone. In recent years, ozone sales have continued throughout the year. On the one hand, it encourages people to make more repeat purchases, on the other hand, it makes the load on the logistics system smoother and ensures accurate delivery times.