Review by the Ministry of Commerce on Trendyol, Gittigidiyor, n11 and Hepsiburada

The Ministry of Commerce launched an ex-officio review for the internet giants Trendyol, Hepsiburada, GittiGidiyor and n11 for special discount days. E-commerce sites that meet their customers with different discount days; entered the Ministry of Commerce’s radar due to logistics disruptions, misleading price reductions and malicious sales

Warning to both sides

Consumption that changed with the coronavirus The Ministry of Commerce launched an investigation so that e-commerce sites, which started to be preferred more and more after their habits, did not take advantage of the opportunity. Concrete steps have been taken by the Ministry, especially for the problems that occur with the discount days held every November of the year. E-commerce companies were put under scrutiny for reasons such as logistics disruptions, responsive product prices, and sending defective goods following the intensity. In addition, the ministry made a series of warnings to both buyers and sellers within the framework of coronavirus measures

Declaring that an investigation will be started for e-commerce sites that organize campaigns under the name of special discount days, the Ministry of Commerce said that in the continuation of the same statement, in the event of a violation of rights, administrative that sanctions will be applied. He stated that customers should apply to arbitration committees or consumer courts in case of violation of rights.