Do you really save money on Black Friday? Black Friday is in November, the day after Thanksgiving Day that marks the informal beginning of the Christmas shopping period. The majority of major retailers have large marketing sales to begin the vacation shopping season.
Black Friday has become that popular in standard traditionals shops that individuals line up for hours and there is lots of push and shoving and even physical violence. Why would you wait in a long line, be pushed and shoved simply to conserve a couple of bucks when online websites like Amazon have massive Black Friday sales and it's a stress free environment.
http://www.amazon.com/Black-Friday/b?ie=...
Amazon now has remarkable offers every day for a week leading up to Black Friday that it terms Black Friday Offer Week and culminates in Cyber Monday. Black Friday deals cover all shopping categories however Cyber Monday is specifically concentrated on digital items and electronics. It is Cyber Monday when items like Games Consoles and Kindle e-readers, Kindle Fire tablets is slashed.
http://www.amazon.com/Cyber-Monday/b?ie=...
Have a look at Amazon's Black Friday Offer Week specials.
If your searching for Amazon's deal outside of Black Friday Week then check out Gold Box Deals at:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/goldbox/?ie=UTF...
Between those three pages on Amazon you will find the best deals available.
It actually depends on the deals. So if the original price of the item is high and on black friday is cheap then you are saving money if the price just went down around 10-20 dollars your saving money but not alot.
If you are lucky enough to get one of the door buster sales you can save a lot. Like a 50" tv for $150, or a tablet for $40. In general, the sales aren't that great....but wow, those door busters are.
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you save if you don't spend
Probably not but most just like to be out on that day.
