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- Black Friday begins November 27, 2009
- Department stores and retailers compete for shoppers with outrageous deals
- Retailers open extra early to draw in more shoppers
- Coincides with online retail shopping day known as Cyber Monday or Black Monday http://www.blackfridayandcybermonday.com...
- Europe and Canada celebrate a similar retail holiday known as Boxing Day http://holidays.kaboose.com/xmas-around-...
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The day after Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season. The day after Thanksgiving, referred to as Black Friday, is the day that retailers open early for big discounts on best selling products, doorbuster deals, and free gifts.
The day after Thanksgiving is a huge shopping day. With crowds of people and shoppers camping out at stores overnight, you want to make sure you are mentally prepared for the shopping frenzy that starts on Black Friday. Make sure to have a list of the items you plan to purchase, and always bring the ads along with you. Also, don't forget to check the fine print on the Black Friday ads. You want to check for time limitations, number of products available at the advertised price, and whether or not rain checks will be offered. If you want to avoid the crowds all together, then consider shopping online instead. Many stores start their online Black Friday sales starting on Thanksgiving day. -
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