Early, Early Bird Black Friday Ads/Rumor thread[Closed-see retailer threads]

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Hi All, retailers start sending out very early sales about this time of year. As usual our Black Friday/Cybermonday forum will be active again here soon. In the meantime, stay updated on when the Black Friday forum goes live, by checking the 'Hot Deals' forum. Every year there are some great deals posted by members and Staff, that cover retailers from around the world.

In the meantime, if you see any very early sales that are getting referred to as 'Early Bird' Black Friday/Holiday sales from retailers, please feel free to share in this thread.

Thanks & enjoy!

ADS as of 10/30/2013

Ads: (courtesy BFads)

Amazon Toy Ad

Best Buy Doorbusters open 6p.m. on Thanksgiving

Gamestop

Harbor Freight

Macy's (will open 8pm Thanksgiving)

Radio Shack Ad

Toys R US Toybook

Toys R US Adscan

Walmart Toybook Scan

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Thanks for all of the excitement and positivity for this year's Black Friday forum action. The area has continued to grow each year with the help all of your contributions! Hopefully we continue to see some great deals in movies, electronics, games, and more, this year! :scat:
 
Walmart plans biggest Black Friday ever-news

Source BFads site:

Walmart has just announced that they are planning on having their largest Black Friday sale ever, hoping that a strong Black Friday will propel them into a very profitable fourth quarter.

Boasting that their planned marketing voice will be 50% greater than that of their closest competitor, Walmart is expecting over 25 billion media impressions this holiday season - including prominent TV ads during the three Thanksgiving Day NFL games (the highest viewed Thanksgiving TV programming).

Walmart also has a renewed focus on e-commerce, as CEO Mike Duke stated that Walmart's biggest opportunity is "winning the intersection between physical and retail," while noting that e-commerce has grown 30% globally for the first half of the year.

What does this mean for Black Friday consumers? Outside of the traditional door busters and roll backs, which are expected to be even greater this year, Walmart has set itself up in prime position to announce "secret" in-store and/or online sales. Secret Black Friday sales are not something we've seen done since Best Buy did it in 2008, but they are definitely a possibility, especially given Walmart's prime NFL spot.

Additionally, Walmart has been one of the long hold-outs of having both their in-store and online Black Friday sales at the same time. Many retailers will start their online Black Friday sale at 12:01am Thanksgiving Day, so as to not conflict with their in-store sale. (Kohl's went a step further last year and started their online Black Friday sale on Wednesday morning.) With more attention turned towards e-commerce, maybe we see the online Walmart sale start a bit earlier this year.

The best is yet to come, so be sure to stay tuned!

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Always jealous of the US as you get some amazing deals on BDs at Black Friday. The UK is getting a little better with Black Friday.... hopefully Amazon will have some good deals again this year
 
Coundtown added to OP. 1 month 4 days until Black Friday (11/29) and more holiday sales.

Toys R US Toybook info added to OP as well.
 
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