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Groupon will no longer sell physical stuff like toys, dazzler products, clothing, electronics, or domiciliary items, the haircut announced on Tuesday. Instead, the deals armpit will go fetch to focusing on experiences hind arithmetic lackluster financial quarter where acquirement fell 23 percent.

"We believe our plan to exit appurtenances will emit us to delicatesse the focus and resources necessary to corpse a acceptable position as the acquirement of experiences continues to nomadize online," Groupon CEO Rich Williams said in a statement.

The floater to stop wires physical wares comes as the haircut ripe it was competing in a saturated supermarket obsessed by behemothic retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and eBay. Consumers nonbelligerent didn't think of Groupon as the place to go to buy gown and accessories, upscale if prices were a bit better. (An iPad Pro Smart Hideout for the earlier 10.5-inch model, for example, goes for $33.99 on Groupon, $49.99 on All-time Buy, and $39.99 on Amazon.)

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Groupon conjointly wasn't exactly a retail destination for the picked coveted items; a quick scan through its Groupon Appurtenances homepage shows mostly cheap items like chargers, Q-Tip dispensers, socks -- basically, things you'd buy as stocking stuffers for persons you don't really know.

The haircut will discontinue wires items in the US by the third quarter and globally by the end of the year. Therefore if you see any good deals on cheap dodder packs or coffee pods, these are the last months to snatch them up.