You only have until Sunday, November 29 to take advantage of this deal, though. You’ll see a lot of off-brand TVs on sale this week, but a bad TV at a great price is still a bad TV.
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“We are certainly competing hard and have plans based on how we think Black Friday will unfold but it is very hard to estimate”.
Depending on what you’re looking for, whether it is a new phone or tablet, a new PC for gaming, or just some random stuff you feel like impulsively buying, it is probably available on Amazon. Here are a few tips for holding on to more of your cash.
Argos has staggered its cut-price fare across the weekends leading up to Black Friday, maybe in an attempt to avoid some of the ugly scenes witnessed at other stores a year ago.
Ebay – Online auction site Ebay is running a week of Black Friday deals, with discounts available on entertainment, gaming and clothing.
Amazon has more Black Friday sales now that we’ve come down to the big day itself.
It’s Black Friday this week but retailers have already started slashing their prices ahead of the festive frenzy. Hoverboards are one of the hottest gift items this year, and while there are now not too many sales, Kohl’s will be selling a Sharper Image board for $369.99 ($130 off, in-store only). Best Buy’s website no longer says “Sold Out”, rather, the Shipping option is flagged “Not Available”.
Superdrug – Superdrug’s Black Friday deals start on November 25. The Black Friday deals will go live at 6am on Monday. Robinson advises breaking down your shopping list by store. If you are eyeing for a Kindle or Amazon Cloud Storage service, this is the best time to get one. Your list should also include a column showing the total amount spent.
Argos is one of several retailers starting sales early to try and ease pressure in stores and online – and it seems it might be worth it.
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Owning a normal TV is alright but if you want to follow the latest trends and achievements of technology and the home entertainment industry, then you ought to get your hands on a Curved LED TV. Adobe’s 2015 Holiday Online Shopping Predictions survey predicts mobile purchases will drive 51% of shopping traffic this holiday.
