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Unwanted Gifts in Norway. The Internet Flooded with Offers
Differences are visible by gender, age, and family situation. Fot. FINN torget
Three out of ten residents of Norway have sold or passed on Christmas gifts they received themselves. This is according to a survey conducted by Opinion on behalf of FINN Torget. The data shows clear differences between genders, age groups, and the life situations of respondents.
The survey results indicate that women are more likely to sell or give away gifts. 34 percent of women declared they had sold or passed on a received gift. Among men, 23 percent of respondents took such a step.
Differences are also visible depending on age. In the group of people over 60, as many as 78 percent said they had never sold or given away a gift they received.
Differences are also visible depending on age. In the group of people over 60, as many as 78 percent said they had never sold or given away a gift they received.
Families with Children Are the Most Active
The survey shows a strong variation related to family situation. Nearly half of families with children declared they had sold or passed on a Christmas gift.
According to FINN Torget data, it is families with children who are the most active on the second-hand market after Christmas. This is linked to the changing needs of children, especially regarding clothes, toys, and equipment used by the youngest.
According to FINN Torget data, it is families with children who are the most active on the second-hand market after Christmas. This is linked to the changing needs of children, especially regarding clothes, toys, and equipment used by the youngest.
Selling gifts is not a marginal phenomenon.Photo: piqsels.com / CC0 public domain
January: A Time of Increased Sales
FINN Torget points out a seasonal increase in the number of offers after Christmas. After the holidays, more clothes, toys, sports equipment, and electronics appear on the platform. January is a period of intense activity for sellers and buyers.
The phenomenon of selling and passing on gifts after the holidays involves a significant part of society. The data indicates that it does not concern only individual groups. The second-hand market after the Christmas period is becoming an important element of goods circulation.
The phenomenon of selling and passing on gifts after the holidays involves a significant part of society. The data indicates that it does not concern only individual groups. The second-hand market after the Christmas period is becoming an important element of goods circulation.
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