The owners of dozens of Wildberries collection points (POPs) in the Urals, Siberia and the Far East have joined the strike against the new system of fines in the market, reports Kommersant.
The day before, the owners of the Wildberries collection point in Moscow went to the company’s main office and threatened to close it from March 15.
According to the new market rules, PVZ owners are obliged to pay the full amount of the goods in the event of a defective return or if, through no fault of their own, another item is found in the package. The cancellations began on March 9.
In Yekaterinburg, at least three distribution points joined the strike. In Irkutsk – 25 points. In other cities of the region – Bratsk, Ust-Ilimsk, Angarsk – about 20 more.
In addition, several points in Chita, in the Trans-Baikal Territory and Buryatia joined the strike – more than 20 collection points in each of the regions. In Vladivostok – on the streets of Ladygina, Cheremukhovaya, Tukhachevsky, on Partizansky Prospekt. In Blagoveshchensk, some of the points were closed early, and some worked, but they stopped issuing orders.
This is not the first time that Wildberries has encountered problems when working with collection point owners. The managers of the distribution points complained about the baselessness of the fines of the market in the fall of last year. On March 14, after the market made changes to the offer and added new sanctions, the owners of the distribution points went to the main office of the market in Moscow and threatened to close it.
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Source: RB
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