Don't forget to use the likes of Pricespy and Camelcamelcamel to compare/check prices.
What exactly was the point of this article? Just curious.
clickbait?
Black Friday UK: just one in 20 discounts are genuine
Pricespy is notperfect often missing some good deals. And as for the Camel data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Not a surprise really. Lots inflate pre Friday so they can "Discount".That long river in South America is a
prime, no pun intended, example.
Just signed up to Tidal's BF offer, namely their HiFi service for 120 days for £1.99 ( total price! ).
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I would expect everyone on here to be savvy enough to not buy into the hype of this black Friday nonsense.
Very much this.
If you've been tracking the prices on a few things you've been after for a while or use the likes of camel then you very quickly realise Black Friday is mostly a marketing scam. You might be lucky to get a few quid off certain items here and there but overall unless you're very careful you'll likely end up paying more.
It's a shame really but not unexpected. As a consumer I regularly feel utterly fleeced as these huge companies squeeze every penny they can out of me. I get it, that's their job and they don't owe me anything. Once in a while though it'd be nice to get a genuine bargain that wasn't the result of a pricing error.
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Not me, fell for it hook line and sinker.