It seems that Black Friday – the official start to the holiday shopping season – becomes a bit more challenging for consumers every year.
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‘The malware authors are using cyber squatting to fool the victim and portraying itself as a legitimate Amazon site. The TCL 28-inch 720p 60 Hz Roku Sensible LED TV prices $169.99, while the marginally larger Upstar 32-inch 720p 60 Hz LED TV will set you back by $149.99. This TV normally sells on Amazon $289.99.
Kindle Paperwhite comes with a 6-inch display (300 pixels per inch) with built-in light, Wi-Fi support, and Special Offers, which is what Amazon calls the ads that pop up during the Kindle reading experience. The $99 price is a great deal for the brand new fitness tracker. With Amazon leading the online sales charge by slashing prices on HDTV’s, Kindles and many PS4 and Xbox video games, Walmart and Best Buy have joined in by offering those hard to beat “in-store only” prices online. According to their “Low Price Guarantee” policy, if you find this television, or any other product for less they will match the price or refund your money.
If you’ve got a smartphone, be sure to download the Amazon mobile app in a bid to get the best deals while you’re on the move.
Books, movies and music will offer the most value on Black Friday 2015 relative to their current prices, while jewelry is expected to be the worst deal. This TV from Hisense has a 120 Hz refresh rate and is rated a 4.1 out of 5 stars on Amazon. But thanks to the Black Friday sale, you can get exclusive Black Friday deals Kindle Fire HDX this Friday.
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Shoppers looking for an early Black Friday bargain has been warned against online services that appear too good to be true.
