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Movement in the Swiss online offering

The business with customers on the web remains competitive: "Cheapster" is a new online store that offers more than just cheap bike items. However, the online provider "Parzz" ceased trading after around 9 months.

"The idea behind the online store was to buck the trend and offer cheap spare parts," says Patrik Deuss, founder of the new cheapster.ch website. Not only inexpensive accessories such as brake pads, lighting products, titanium springs, shift cables and pedals are offered online - there is also another product group in the store: cell phone accessories. When ordering, the motto nomen est omen applies: shipping is free and there is no minimum purchase value.
www.cheapster.ch

Close after around nine months
The online seller parzz.ch, which specializes in lightweight parts, recently closed its doors again after going live at the beginning of March 2013. The creators of the online service, brothers Severin and Philipp Kunz, announced on the website that the entire team had been overworked in recent weeks and that the amount of work required to keep the Parzz store up and running could no longer be managed. More information can be found at
www.parzz.ch


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