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Et si vous claquiez des mains et qu’on vous apportait votre envie du moment sur un plateau. Vous en rêvez ? Tok Tok Tok l’a fait ! Vous êtes malades à crever et impossible de sortir du lit pour aller à la pharmacie. Vous avez des amis qui risquent de débarquer d’une minute à l’autre sans que vous n’ayez le temps de préparer votre apéro. Ou tout simplement une envie soudaine. Tok tok tok vous offre « vos envies, quand vous voulez ».
Ce nouveau service de livraison est tout simplement une petite révolution. Dotée d’une flotte de coursiers, à vos petits soins pour vous chouchouter, le service vous offre une livraison 24h/24 et 7 jours sur 7, quelle que soit la demande. Avec plus de 150 partenaires (Fnac, Darty, Monoprix, Nature
& Découverte, Nocibe, Yves Rocher, Les Galeries Lafayette, Etam, Leroy Merlin…) et des pharmacies ou des fleuristes, qui s’offrent à vous, plus de 250 000 produits livrés en 1h sur Paris et sa petite couronne, Tok Tok Tok vous laisse choisir ce qui vous conviendra. Sur le même principe que la commande de VTC (chauffeur privé), une fois votre commande effectuée via la plateforme (site ou application), vous pouvez suivre votre « runner » en temps réel et voir son avancement. Vous êtes notifiés de son arrivée par SMS. Alors vous vous dîtes déjà que vous serez ruiné dès la première commande eh bien détrompez-vous ! Côté tarif, « Le tarif varie entre 8 et 20 euros en fonction du produit », précise Serge Alleyne, actionnaire principale, une fourchette qui varie notamment en fonction des frais bancaires. La livraison, quant à elle est facturée à partir de 5 € : plus le point de vente est proche de chez vous et moins vous payez. Cette dernière doit se faire en moins d’une heure. Le but de Tok Tok Tok, est de servir les gens de manière locale à l’heure du shopping en ligne et
« réconcilier les Parisiens avec leurs commerces de proximité » en leur évitant les inconvénients. Et pour les clients les plus fidèles et réguliers, ils auront peut être en prime, la chance de voir débarquer le runner Taïg Khris, champion du monde de rollers et ambassadeur Tok Tok Tok.

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Ce service de livraison express tous produits, lancé en 2011, semble donc avoir de beaux jours devant lui, à l’heure de l’instantanéité et du « tout tout de suite », nul doute que la plateforme devrait tourner à plein régime. Depuis 2011, fort de son succès, le site a déjà pu sortir son

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