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In years gone by, the country’s largest retailer has been accused of dubious pricing policies in the lead-up to a big sale and 2022 is no different.
Dust off those credit cards, South Africa, and prepare to buy things you don’t need at prices that aren’t that much of a saving.
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According to leaked documents, Takelaot’s market dominance is about to be challenged by the global giant.
Data engineer Ashton Hudson has whipped up a website that tracks the price of Takealot products to check how good that discount really is.
Despite a year of bumper sales and growth, the Naspers-owned company actually traded at a loss.
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Whether you’re teetotaling, slowing down, or just want to mix things up, it’s good to know that there are finally mocktails available that taste like the real thing.
I was about to push the button on some fancy ‘inverter’ for our home – to keep the power on during load shedding – but was reluctant due to the price.
The South African online retail space has a clear top dog, and that dog is Takealot. A soon to be launched local company is hoping to challenge that dominance.
Takealot is so confident that it’s expecting sales on the day to rise by as much as 80% from last year’s figures.
South Africans love a spot of online shopping, and Takealot’s revenue numbers bear testimony to that.
We’re on day two of Takealot’s ‘Ultimate Checkout Sale’, with huge discounts available on some of the site’s most popular products. Hang on – are these discounts really ‘huge’?
Next week, Takealot is launching a sale that they hope will rival the likes of Amazon Prime Day and Black Friday. Here are the details, and a few words of advice.
More than 25 ‘Takealot Pickup Points’ have been launched for customers across South Africa, including 14 in Gauteng and eight in Cape Town.
You know those daily deals that seem to offer huge savings if you act quickly and buy now? Takealot and OneDayOnly are taking some liberties.
Takealot has had a very profitable few days, despite the site crashing out various points in the day and claims of falsely advertised discounts.
You’re already buying everything else online, and now you can save a trip to the local head shop by perusing Takealot’s offerings.
In the cutthroat online shopping market, South Africa has a few clear industry leaders. Not that they’re envisioning plain sailing ahead.
Everyone is looking for a good deal when they shop online, but if you ask MyBroadband it pays to dig a little deeper before hitting ‘check out’.
If the frantic, manic world is filling your head with white noise, perhaps it’s time to take a deep breath and practice being mindful. Namaste, bitches.
We all think we’re on the ball when it comes to crafty ways to save water, but it never hurts to think a little outside the box. These are the best tips that readers sent our way.
You might be one of the many that have taken to collecting water from a nearby spring as a substitute for tap water, but you should probably exercise caution.
You’ve been waiting to see how the Cape’s property prices have been affected due to the drought, haven’t you? Well, here are the percentages.
If you’re looking for some inspiration on how to save water, Takealot’s Water Wise store is where you need to start. Also, who wants to win a R500 gift voucher?
Takealot’s bestseller lists say a lot about South Africa’s online spending habits, so let’s pop in and see what alcohol is on everyone’s lips.
Takealot was expecting to go big during Black Friday, but after their website went down for most of the day how did the e-commerce site do?