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Amazon Black Friday will kick off early this year

“Customers will have access to 10 coveted Deals of the Day starting at midnight on Thanksgiving, and up to 10 more on Black Friday”, informed Amazon through a press release.

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Online tech giant Newegg on Thursday revealed its product price cuts ahead of Black Friday, when Americans typically throw big money at big deals. Like we do most years, we are once again putting together a decent Black Friday round-up of the deals that might interest the good people here at Droid Life.

I’m quite conflicted about Black Friday, Thanksgiving and the notion that stores shouldn’t conduct business on the holiday, in order to preserve a romantic notion of tradition and time spent with family. Its stores will remain closed on Thanksgiving while its store on Black Friday will open at 6:00 AM.

Amazon Prime members will receive a 30-minute early access window on the “majority” of the deals. That being said, if you buy that a gaming console (for an intance) at Target, you’ll get another savings for your future shopping expenses. If you want to get a glimpse of what the early Amazon Black Friday sale has to offer, hit up the link below.

By now most retailers have announced when their brick-and-mortar stores will open on Thanksgiving and/or Black Friday shopping.

Macy’s- this shopping mall will kick off the holiday shopping season by opening on Thanksgiving 6 p.m. The store had already offered a preview of some of its Black Friday deals and will unveil more deals online starting Nov 16. The stores will, then, stay open through the night and into Black Friday (Nov.27).

Wondering where to find all the top Very Black Friday deals and what shopping tactics to employ?

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Lowe’s: You can shop select Black Friday deals now. You can also use BlackFriday.com’s Wishlist tool so you can track which stores offer the best price for the items on your wish list. (NASDAQ:AMZN) would also be rolling out series of flash deals for a limited time only. We’ve been told by retailers that they’re going to put deals exclusively on mobile to try and drive traffic there.

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