tarjoustoimet

Tarjoustoimet is a Finnish concept that refers to a sales method used by companies to sell existing inventory items at a discounted price, often to customers who are willing to take on the remaining stock without warranty. This approach is commonly used by retailers to get rid of excess inventory and free up space in their storage facilities.

In tarjoustoimet, the items are typically sold at a significantly lower price compared to the original retail price, and the customer usually takes on the full risk of the purchase. This method is often used by companies to get rid of seasonal or fashion items that are no longer in demand. The items may be slightly damaged or their packaging may be opened, but the core functionality is generally still intact.

The tarjoustoimet approach allows companies to recover some value from their excess inventory, which would otherwise go to waste. It also provides an opportunity for customers to purchase high-quality items at a discounted price, often with a margin of 50-80% off the original retail price. However, this method may not be suitable for all customers, as the items come without warranty and the company bears no responsibility for any defects or issues that may arise after the sale.

Tarjoustoimet is commonly practiced in Finland, but the concept is not unique to the country, and similar approaches are used in other parts of the world. By offering excess inventory at a discounted price, companies can reduce waste, recover value, and free up resources that can be used for more effective marketing and sales strategies.