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EXPIRED Amazon Black Friday week: W/c 24th Nov
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I'm going to sound really duh here, but I've never 'taken part' in Black Friday so don't even know what it is! I suppose it's where retailers have a massive sale on for that day only? So how do you find Amazon's deals on Black Friday? I'm desperately trying to find toys for my grandchildren at the moment.
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.Money, money, money, must be funny, in the rich man's World!0 -
littlewren wrote: »I'm going to sound really duh here, but I've never 'taken part' in Black Friday so don't even know what it is! I suppose it's where retailers have a massive sale on for that day only? So how do you find Amazon's deals on Black Friday? I'm desperately trying to find toys for my grandchildren at the moment.
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
Yes, Black Friday is a one day only sale across many eletronics.
I am unsure if toys will be included, but amazon usually have a banner on the top of the webpage all week, showing the various deals.
The best deals however, always happen on the Friday for one day only.
It is an American things, but many companies are catching on now0 -
I'm hoping the Wii U come up on offer for a joint Christmas present.0
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is it online or shops and if both would i best just going online?0
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The 1D CD is the only thing I've ever managed to get!
Still holding out for one of the unmentionables, nowhere to put it mind :rotfl:
I'd love a black Actify too, I'm a bit of a kitchen appliance snob (blame interiors magazines) but I loved my Actifry so much that when I redesigned my kitchen I even allowed for it to be on show even though they are uglyThen it blew up :eek:
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The products on offer at Amazon will include:
Xbox One Bundles
Sony 48-inch TV
Canon DSLR Camera
Nokia Lumia Smartphone
Selected Ariel Fine Diamond Jewellery
Le Creuset Cookware
BioChef Silent Juicer
DeLonghi Bean to Cup Coffee Machine
James Bond - 22 Film Collection
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor
Marc Jacobs Sunglasses
Philips Shavers
Johnnie Walker Whisky Platinum 70cl
Korg Digital Piano
Emiglio Remote Controlled Robot
My Little Pony Equestria Girls Rainbow Rocks Mane Event Stage Playset
Mr Men My Complete Collection by Roger Hargreaves
Disney Frozen Pyjama Set and Marvel Avengers Pyjama Set
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/11241385/Black-Friday-2014-More-than-1m-to-be-spent-every-three-minutes-as-Amazon-pledges-40pc-discounts.html0 -
The products on offer at Amazon will include:
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor
Oh botherOnly bought this two days ago for DD's BF, although Amazon were the cheapest anyway
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