Electronics retailer Comet has announced a "massive stock liquidation" ahead of store closures as early as next week.
The sale, which began at 9am on Thursday, is only available in its 236 stores, with customers unable to buy products online.
The electrical chain said gift vouchers will be accepted on sale items, following the temporary suspension of the tokens over the weekend.
But it warned customers it will not offer refunds, and any items ordered before the company went into administration that have not been paid for will not be delivered.
Comet's administrators, Deloitte, are in the process of winding down the business following its collapse on Friday, which leaves 6,600 jobs hanging in the balance.
But rival Dixons - which owns Currys and PC World - postponed hiring 3,000 Christmas staff by a week to allow Comet staff to apply.
It said it was "amazed" by the number of Comet employees that had enquired about positions so far.
Deloitte has been attempting to find a buyer for the business, but reports suggest stores could start to be closed next week.
If the chain does collapse, it will become one of the biggest high street casualties since Woolworths in 2008.
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