NEW DELHI: Snapdeal, one of the country's largest online retailers, did a Flipkart on Tuesday, failing to deliver on its promises of big discounts and speedy deliveries on its Savings Day sale. The mess-up evoked the ire of hundreds of online shoppers, who took to social media to accuse the e-tailer of cheating them in the name of a 'big sale'.
"After spending crores to advertise for today's sale, Snapdeal payment checkout page is not working," tweeted Rohit Bhardwaj.
With bitter memories of cancelled orders, out-of-stock products and website crashes on Flipkart's Big Billion Day sale, online shoppers were hoping that its rivals would have worked out a seamless strategy to handle surges in demand.
"After spending crores to advertise for today's sale, Snapdeal payment checkout page is not working," tweeted Rohit Bhardwaj.
With bitter memories of cancelled orders, out-of-stock products and website crashes on Flipkart's Big Billion Day sale, online shoppers were hoping that its rivals would have worked out a seamless strategy to handle surges in demand.
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