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In a written statement made by the Ministry, it was reported that discounts were made at various rates on many product ranges with names such as ‘legendary Friday discounts’, ‘big Friday discounts’, ‘super Friday discounts’ on certain times of the year, especially in November. It was observed that with the effect of the coronavirus epidemic, it was observed that consumers preferred ‘online distance shopping’, but online shopping could lead to many victimizations, especially on certain special days. In this context, consumers were asked to pay attention to the following issues related to distance contracts to which they will be part in order not to be victims, and sellers or suppliers to avoid administrative sanctions:
“Before buying, our consumers must determine the goods or services that meet their needs precisely and precisely, and observe the balance between their budgets and expenses. make the necessary consultations; Compare the price of the product offered for sale with the prices of other sellers or suppliers, especially for standard products. Regarding the websites redirected through channels, it should be checked in the address bar that the website of the seller or provider has been redirected. It should be checked whether preliminary information is provided, including address, other detailed contact information, total amount to be paid for goods or services, details of the right of withdrawal and solutions. Regarding the accuracy of discounts allegedly made at very high rates on special days, other vendors or suppliers should be investigated for the price of the same product. “
In the statement it was stated that the necessary administrative sanctions would be applied in the event of detecting contradictions in these matters, “The Advertising Board that operates under our Ministry has also initiated ex officio examinations on special discount days. They must be applied to the Arbitration Committees or Consumer Courts “.
