Cyber Monday madness as Brits spend a whopping £456m in biggest online shopping day of the year Dec 6 2011 computer generic, keyboard, type computer BRITS spent an incredible £19million an hour over the internet yesterday on Cyber Monday - the biggest online shopping day of the year. The total outlay was a remarkable £456million in just 24 hours, with sales peaking between 1pm and 2pm when office staff logged on during their lunch breaks. Shoppers spent 14 per cent more than last year and many online stores had one-day sales to entice customers. The biggest selling items were the Kindle, Apple iPad 2, iPod Touch, Harry Potter DVDs and Lego. Argos dubbed the day Mobile Monday as it was their busiest day of the year for shopping via smart phones and ipads, with more than 200,000 items reserved online. The Centre for Retail Research predict £1.64billion of shopping will be done on mobiles this Christmas. Staff at Amazon's huge warehouse in Milton Keynes also worked flat out yesterday to deal with more than 2.3million orders. The warehouse, which has a roof the size of eight football pitches and 1000 staff, had huge numbers of orders for the concluding part of Harry Potter, cookery books and board games such as Twister, Scrabble and Monopoly. Their best-selling toys included Moshi Monsters and Harry Potter Lego. from Vanessa The Google Girl. my skype name is rainbowstar123