BLACK FRIDAY 2020 Deals

5 useful tips how to shop smarter and safer during Black Friday

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  Look for the lock in the URL
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  Shop in your browser’s private mode or with cookies disabled
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  Read return policies and fees before shopping
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  Use a price comparison tool
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  Don’t use an e-store that requires more information than necessary to make the sale

What is Black Friday?

It’s that time of year again when Black Friday 2020 ads start to appear, signalling to savvy shoppers everywhere that it’s time to prepare for some serious discounts. The event originated in America, where it comes directly after Thanksgiving Day and traditionally kicks off the Christmas shopping season. Back in the 1950s when the day first became a major shopping holiday, retailers would sell off Thanksgiving food produce that hadn’t been sold in time for big family gatherings held on Thursday. Nowadays, incredible deals extend across all categories, including electrical, fashion, beauty and so much more – and Black Friday deals 2020 look set to be bigger and better than ever.

When is Black Friday?

Because Black Friday takes place on the day after Thanksgiving – which is traditionally the last Thursday of November – it occurs on a slightly different date each year. This time round it’s November 27, with stores and shoppers alike already gearing up for huge discounts. You may even find that Black Friday sales are extended over the Saturday and Sunday, giving you a whole weekend of amazing offers!