Why the '30-day rule' matters for shoppers in Czechia this discount season

Officials have explicitly warned consumers to be wary of tempting discount signs: things aren't always quite as they seem.

Thomas Smith

Written by Thomas Smith Published on 10.11.2025 16:29:00 (updated on 10.11.2025) Reading time: 2 minutes

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The Black Friday buzz is coming back, flashing banners, countdown timers, and “final offer” pop-ups. But before you fill your cart, Czech authorities have a clear message: look twice, or risk being duped. As Christmas season also dawns upon us, this call is even starker. 

With people in Czechia spending nearly CZK 5,000 a month on online shopping, scammers and shady retailers are just as eager for your money as legitimate ones. 

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