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Lengua extranjera
5º - Educación secundaria (6+6)
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Clarisa Soto
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Cyber Monday

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Clarisa Soto
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Cyber Monday
A . .
It's 6 a . m . and Stephen is preparing 6 , 000 orders for customers . He works in a warehouse for a popular online store . 'The first Monday in December is busier than other Mondays , ' says Stephen . 'We sell 50% more products' . Shoppers go to shops at the weekend to look for Christmas presents . But they know there are better prices online , so they order the cheaper product from us on Monday . The high street is often more expensive than an online store . That is the reason because more than 40 million users search the internet for discounts every Cyber Monday .
B . .
'Online shopping is more convenient than the high street and it's quicker too , ' says Stephen . It takes less than ten minutes to choose items online add them to the basket and pay at the checkout . Then the order goes to the warehouse . Workers collect the items for the order and prepare the customer's package . Then it arrives with the customer the next day . 'The weather is wetter at this time of year' explains Stephen , 'and it's easier to wait for your delivery at home than go out shopping in the rain ! '
C . .
By 2 p . m . , Stephen and his colleagues are working on another 30 , 000 orders . The warehouse is noisier now and everybody is very busy . 'Lunchtime is busier than other times of the day , ' says Stephen . 'People use their lunch break to shop online . Between 6 and 9 p . m . , there is another increase in orders when people get home : 'These shoppers think it's safer to use their credit cards at home and on their own computer'
D . .
Stephen is looking at the next order form . The average customer puts more than three items in their basket . 'They pay about £250 at the checkout , ' explains Stephen . 'But sometimes they pay more and the orders are bigger Look , this is a larger order with eleven items and the total amount is almost £1 , 5001' The figures for the UK are amazing - people spend £10 , 000 every second . During Cyber Monday , there are 6 . 8 million transactions and people spend more than £320m .

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