On Black Friday, Amazon intends to release a bevy of deals matching or beating what they’ve found in leaked circulars from brick and mortar competitors.
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Shadier retailers have been known to display items as “on sale” when they’re actually going for the original retail value.ĭon’t feel like battling the crowds in the first place? Amazon has opened up a Black Friday store with a series of lightening deals leading up to the big day. Price Check by Amazon: Use this bar code scanning app to make sure the advertised bargain is actually a bargain by comparing it to prices online. “Kicks” can be redeemed for rewards such as iTunes gift cards, restaurant vouchers, gift cards, Facebook credits and more. Users can earn “kicks” at partner stores like Best Buy, Target, and Macy’s by scanning barcodes of feature products, purchasing products or even simply walking into the stores. What makes it different is the “kicks” currency program.
just like many of the other shopping apps out there. Shopkick informs users of new sales, promotions, etc. Shopkick: Again, this app isn’t technically a Black Friday app but it does have an interesting premise. How did we live without this stuff before? My favorite feature: iPhone users can give their phone a shake and the app will direct them towards the nearest restroom. The app will help you find parking, specific stores and even the food court with turn-by-turn directions. After all, true deal hunters know that it’s marathon, not a 1-day sprint.įastmall: While not specifically a Black Friday app, Fastmall will certainly come in handy if you’re planning on visiting your local shopping mall this Friday or at any point during the holiday season. In addition, it has a nifty “forecast” feature that predicts future price drops/increases based on historical data and market volatility. : This app is pretty similar to TGI Black Friday but it specializes in electronic products.
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