ARGOS customers have been locked out of the retailer’s website after it suffered a technological glitch on Thursday morning. The company is still trading at the moment – and usually you…
ARGOS customers have been locked out of the retailer's website after it suffered a technological glitch on Thursday morning.
Argos had warned customers yesterday that its website would be unavailable from midnight until 5am on Thursday, April 2. Customers are met with a message which reads: "Sorry about this. We're just fixing something. Please bear with us. We'll be back soon."
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