Comment by marklar423 2 years ago B&H most famously closes the entire website 4 comments marklar423 Reply buffington 2 years ago I wouldn't say it's the entire website. You simply can't place orders. All other parts of the site are fully functional on Saturdays. MissTake 2 years ago B&H always keep the website open, regardless of if it’s for Shabbat, or for any of the other Jewish Holy days.What they do do is block all forms of ordering during Shabbat etc. but they make it clear you’re welcome to browse and (iirc) add items to your cart. creativeSlumber 2 years ago I presume they loose a fair bit sales. It will be interesting to see any data on what happens to the customers who try to buy something on a Sunday and realize they can't. Do they return another day or purchase somewhere else. dangus 2 years ago They return another day. B&H is a huge store with loyal customers, and they're often the best place to buy specific equipment.
buffington 2 years ago I wouldn't say it's the entire website. You simply can't place orders. All other parts of the site are fully functional on Saturdays.
MissTake 2 years ago B&H always keep the website open, regardless of if it’s for Shabbat, or for any of the other Jewish Holy days.What they do do is block all forms of ordering during Shabbat etc. but they make it clear you’re welcome to browse and (iirc) add items to your cart. creativeSlumber 2 years ago I presume they loose a fair bit sales. It will be interesting to see any data on what happens to the customers who try to buy something on a Sunday and realize they can't. Do they return another day or purchase somewhere else. dangus 2 years ago They return another day. B&H is a huge store with loyal customers, and they're often the best place to buy specific equipment.
creativeSlumber 2 years ago I presume they loose a fair bit sales. It will be interesting to see any data on what happens to the customers who try to buy something on a Sunday and realize they can't. Do they return another day or purchase somewhere else. dangus 2 years ago They return another day. B&H is a huge store with loyal customers, and they're often the best place to buy specific equipment.
dangus 2 years ago They return another day. B&H is a huge store with loyal customers, and they're often the best place to buy specific equipment.
I wouldn't say it's the entire website. You simply can't place orders. All other parts of the site are fully functional on Saturdays.
B&H always keep the website open, regardless of if it’s for Shabbat, or for any of the other Jewish Holy days.
What they do do is block all forms of ordering during Shabbat etc. but they make it clear you’re welcome to browse and (iirc) add items to your cart.
I presume they loose a fair bit sales. It will be interesting to see any data on what happens to the customers who try to buy something on a Sunday and realize they can't. Do they return another day or purchase somewhere else.
They return another day. B&H is a huge store with loyal customers, and they're often the best place to buy specific equipment.