Today we have a bargain bucket, super discount episode.

So this one came in like £2. This was under £10. I bought it originally for like, I think

it was like $5 to $7. But no, no, I checked on Timo. $1.78, $1.78. Put your coupon book away.

We're looking at a new discount app that's recently exploded.

This is going to be a haul from a brand called Timo.

Timo, a Chinese app that landed on these shores only in April yet has already been downloaded

9 million times. It's number one on the app store right now.

They have been all over my social media and they came to sell high quality items for

all prices online. Do you want LED lights for a Fiverr, an iPhone case for two actual

pounds sterling? In a cost of living crisis, people are filling their boots. But is it too

good to be true? And what's it doing to our battered high streets?

You only have to walk down many of our high streets and their shells, their former

A last minute's bid to rescue Wilcoe by the owner of HMV has collapsed.

You are listening to stories of our times from the times and the Sunday times.

I'm Luke Jones. Today, why is Timo so cheap?

I'm Sam Chambers, Chief Business Correspondent at the Sunday Times.

And part of your job is looking at all different trends and exciting new things in the world of

retail. We're going to be talking about an app called Timo. If we go through, have you got it on

your phone now, by any chance? Yeah, go on. So I'm opening the app. First thing I've got is

autumn offers up to 90% off. What kind of thing? So if I click onto that, there's some men's

sip pocket swimming trunks, £5.87. That's not bad. Yeah, pretty cheap.

Gotta buy that quite soon to get that one. This is one of their lightning deals. So you've

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