It is not a lie that online commerce has gained ground over conventional commerce in recent years, which has affected retail chains of different kinds. Rumors indicated that the next affected would be the most important company specialized in video games in Mexico, but is it true?
Last weekend, rumors and alleged user reports began to circulate indicating that Gameplanet was auctioning off its merchandise as part of preparations to file for bankruptcy soon, as the site refers. SDP News.
The rumors gradually became profuse and consumers were in the midst of uncertainty, since the store chain did not comment on it.
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Gameplanet bankruptcy reports were “false and biased”
The expected response came 1 week later, when Gameplanet’s general management acknowledged the rumors and the note about its alleged bankruptcy and store closures through an official statement on Facebook, which it described as “biased and absolutely false.”
The company assured that it is “solid and stable” and that, contrary to what the rumors indicated, it is expanding, “opening new branches, remodeling points of sale and generating sources of employment”, as well as “other projects”.
“Finally, we appreciate your trust and support throughout all these years that have made Gameplanet the most important chain of specialized video game stores in Mexico,” the company concluded the message.
In case you missed it: Gameplanet took over the operations of Gamers.
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