Click Frenzy 2013 - 7PM Tuesday, 19 November 2013 for 24hrs

fchis on 14/11/2013 - 14:47
Last edited 20/11/2013 - 11:56 by 4 other users

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ORIGINAL POST

Australia's finest retail brands come together for the ultimate 24 hour shopping event, delivering exceptional deals across a wide range of categories for one day only.

All your favourite brands at huge savings, delivered to your door with a few clicks/swipes/taps!

Lock in your reminder for 7pm sharp Tuesday, 19 November, 2013 (Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time is when the sale begins in all states).

For more details, click below.

http://www.clickfrenzy.com.au/online-shopping-event/

Log of new deals added (times AEDST):
11:49AM - Working Class Kids, Unique Mobiles, OzSale
12:47AM - Purifier
20/11—-
9:37PM - eGlobal, Wireless1, Kitchenstyle
9:30PM - Gadgetcity, Clearzone, added Kogan LED Tv deal
9:10PM - Diana Ferrari, Shaver Shop, Slazenger & The Mens Shop
9:00PM - Everlast, Glassons, Sportscraft & Zanui
8:53PM - Canningvale, Cellarmasters, City Beach & Dotti
8:42PM - Beacon Lighting, Bevilles, Jacqui-e & Strandbags
8:38PM - 2XU, Booktopia, Just Jeans & Kate Hill
8:30PM - First Choice Liquor & Target
8:20PM - Peter Alexander & ToyWorld
8:16PM - Good Guys
8:07PM - Onsport
7:47PM - Bras N Things
7:24PM - Adidas, House, Roxy, Woolworths
7:13PM - CatchofTheDay, Mens Shop
7:01PM - Avancer, Mossimo, Sheridan, Toys R Us
6:08PM - Dan Murphy's, DC Shoes, Fila, Smiggle, Autograph, MobileCiti
5:47PM - Anaconda, BigW, Clarks, Hard Yakka, Quicksilver
5:06PM - CrazySales
5:00PM - Amcal, Masters, Myer, OO.com.au, Volley, Windsor Smith
4:19PM - Colorado, Portmans, Sachi
4:03PM - Bendon, Hype
3:53PM - Dusk, Blank Clothing, Video Ezy, Workwear Hub
3:28PM - Berlei, Guess, Wow HD
2:33PM - Bookworld, Events, Hey Pup!
2:28PM - Hotelclub
1:43PM - Julius Marlow, Marcs
1:36PM - Glue, Dick Smith
12:35PM - Bonds, Hallensteins, Microsoft, Mighty Ape, David Jones, Kogan
12:05PM - EzyDVD, Final Days, Shoe Clearance Store
11:45AM - Dell, Jay Jays, The Iconic
11:25AM - Surfstich
11:23AM - Tontine
11:13AM - Chemist Warehouse
10:58AM - Lenovo
10:01AM - Globe, Urban Outfitters
09:50AM - ASOS
09:30AM - Priceline
First - Hush Puppies, Shopping Express

This is part of Click Frenzy deals for 2013
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Comments

      • scotty on 21/11/2013 - 09:12
        +1

        Previous discussions — What Happened to PricesEngine? (Aug 2010)

        PayPal can withhold fund once it detected potential fraudulent activities, for example sudden increase of incoming funds. However sometimes it's legitimate for merchants running promotions to get sudden rush of transactions, and if the turn around time for resolving PayPal-issue is not fast enough, it could kill off a merchant.

        • camelgrass on 21/11/2013 - 10:19

          Thanks. I just read that post. The only thing we know for sure is that PayPal were withholding funds from them, but there is no definitive answer as to why. (unless you know something that we don't know)

          Your suggestion is the most likely scenario going by the comments there.

        • scotty on 21/11/2013 - 11:14
          +1

          I have no idea either. I've actually never shopped there nor know anyone from PricesEngine. However if you google "paypal withholding funds" and you'll see that this kind of things definitely happen before. I think PayPal is doing their job of protection the users (which is a good thing), but might need quicker turn around time because cashflow is usually crucial to small merchants.

  • neil on 21/11/2013 - 10:46
    +1

    6th article from Rachel Wells in a week from Fairfax about ClickFrenzy. Got to give it to the ClickFrenzy folks, they know how to push their stories to the media however Fairfax may want to make it less obvious. ;)

    • 51ngh on 21/11/2013 - 11:00

      CF hailed a success !!!
      What ! How ?

      Just because the servers didn't crash this time doesn't mean it was a success !
      Anyone with me ?

      • SirFlibbled on 21/11/2013 - 13:02

        Considering there were half the people who participated last time.

        • Linkwick on 21/11/2013 - 13:54
          +2

          Last year there were 2mill people wanting to get access to Click-Frenzy's site at 7pm. This year? 200k.
          They also apparently only clocked over the 1mill mark around lunchtime the next day (some 16-17hrs into it).

          I did have at a couple of sellers directly. If anything can be taken out of this, I hope retailers cut out the "Click-Frenzy" advertising, invest the cash saved into their online operations, and just all have their own sales on a particular date. It's not like Click-Frenzy seems to do much anyway - the deals aren't for their own subscribers only, they simply redirect traffic to each company's site, and personally I've seen bugger-all advertising anyway.

  • hctan on 21/11/2013 - 13:56
    +1

    Just got refunded a sandisk micro sd from from mobicity.

    Annoyed!

    • Daline on 21/11/2013 - 14:55

      did they say why? hope that doesn't happen to my order! :/

      • tdw on 21/11/2013 - 17:43

        in my case, they claimed to have oversold their stock.

        weak.

  • Jared17 on 22/11/2013 - 01:31

    Poorer deals than the last CF. won't be bothered with the next one now

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