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Air conditioners resold on black market in France, prices soar to 700 euros

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Air conditioners originally priced at €249 and sold at €179 in supermarkets in France are now being listed on the black market for prices between €300 and €700.
This rise in price is a direct response to increased demand following a recent surge in heat waves.
The phenomenon reflects a broader trend of inflation and supply chain issues affecting consumer electronics.
Authorities have expressed concerns about potential legal ramifications for individuals engaging in such resale practices.
Consumer advocates warn that buying from the black market can result in substandard products and lack of warranties.

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Air conditioners originally priced at €249 and sold at €179 in supermarkets in France are now being listed on the black market for prices between €300 and €700.
This rise in price is a direct response to increased demand following a recent surge in heat waves.
The phenomenon reflects a broader trend of inflation and supply chain issues affecting consumer electronics.
Authorities have expressed concerns about potential legal ramifications for individuals engaging in such resale practices.
Consumer advocates warn that buying from the black market can result in substandard products and lack of warranties.

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