They are calling it Winter Doorbuster Days that feel like Black Friday. Lots of different deals. For example:
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icecube
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jan. 25, 2013 @ 2:56p
Can't wait for the Valentine's Day Black Friday and the Spring Break Black Friday and the Memorial Day Start of Summer Black Friday and the July 4th Black Friday and the Labor Day Time for Fall Black Friday
They can probably squeeze a few more in there somewhere...
evilkoala
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 25, 2013 @ 2:59p
Don't forget the other colors. What about Green Thursday where they focus on eco friendly products (or xbox products I guess)? And lets not forget Red Wednesday where only project (RED) products get sold.
matt909
Silly Member
posted: Jan. 25, 2013 @ 5:46p
Well there are 52 fridays, so I'm sure they can fit in a lot more. Question is how many can they fit before going bankrupt.
wizwor
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 25, 2013 @ 8:57p
I kind of chuckled when I got the email. BF was pretty tame this year. Why would anyone expect the same sales to be more successful...
1) after Christmas presents have been bought 2) after the bills for Christmas presents have arrived 3) after we got our Christmas presents
I didn't even look
coolbroki
Addicted Member
posted: Jan. 25, 2013 @ 10:21p
icecube said: Can't wait for the Valentine's Day Black Friday and the Spring Break Black Friday and the Memorial Day Start of Summer Black Friday and the July 4th Black Friday and the Labor Day Time for Fall Black Friday
They can probably squeeze a few more in there somewhere... they might get shy and invent brown or white friday LOL!
evilkoala said: Don't forget the other colors. What about Green Thursday where they focus on eco friendly products (or xbox products I guess)? And lets not forget Red Wednesday where only project (RED) products get sold. How about brown Friday when they get rid of all the sh*t that didn't sell the other Fridays!
I think they are going after the tax refund crowd so there definitely will be more "Black Fridays" to encourage people to bring that money to Best Buy.
icecube
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jan. 26, 2013 @ 12:26p
It's a tad kittle early to be going after the tax refund crowd...who files and gets their refund in January? And I think anyone that has the foresight to file and claim their refund early in Feb/Mar probably isn't the type to blow it at Best Buy...!
afox50x said: I think they are going after the tax refund crowd so there definitely will be more "Black Fridays" to encourage people to bring that money to Best Buy.
icecube said: It's a tad kittle early to be going after the tax refund crowd...who files and gets their refund in January? And I think anyone that has the foresight to file and claim their refund early in Feb/Mar probably isn't the type to blow it at Best Buy...!
afox50x said: I think they are going after the tax refund crowd so there definitely will be more "Black Fridays" to encourage people to bring that money to Best Buy.
TV deals during January are not targeted towards Tax Refunds, they are targeted towards the Super Bowl crowd. It is actually probably the time of the year to buy a TV. Better deals than on Black Friday.
opathal
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jan. 26, 2013 @ 1:39p
Best Buy can go to hell, I'm tired of their deceptive advertising. Offering a week long coupon only to pull it 10 hours later. They're obviously a basket case soon to be BK worthless piece of shat company. I'll payer a higher price to not support their worthless corp.
icecube said: It's a tad kittle early to be going after the tax refund crowd...who files and gets their refund in January? And I think anyone that has the foresight to file and claim their refund early in Feb/Mar probably isn't the type to blow it at Best Buy...!
afox50x said: I think they are going after the tax refund crowd so there definitely will be more "Black Fridays" to encourage people to bring that money to Best Buy.
I meant more like the people who do the tax refund "loans" where you can file with no W-2 and get a prepaid card with your expected loan amount. It's quite popular with people who only work one job and know they have a refund coming.
Chad479
New Member
posted: Jan. 27, 2013 @ 11:10a
opathal said: Best Buy can go to hell, I'm tired of their deceptive advertising. Offering a week long coupon only to pull it 10 hours later. They're obviously a basket case soon to be BK worthless piece of shat company. I'll payer a higher price to not support their worthless corp.
You do realize that they did that because the coupon was abused and they lost a lot of money right? If it was your business what would you have done?
SirPab1o
Thrifty Member
posted: Jan. 27, 2013 @ 11:22a
The Super Bowl is next Sunday and there are traditionally TV sales leading into that.
opathal
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jan. 27, 2013 @ 11:34a
Chad479 said: opathal said: Best Buy can go to hell, I'm tired of their deceptive advertising. Offering a week long coupon only to pull it 10 hours later. They're obviously a basket case soon to be BK worthless piece of shat company. I'll payer a higher price to not support their worthless corp.
You do realize that they did that because the coupon was abused and they lost a lot of money right? If it was your business what would you have done?
Not produce a coupon that had obvious flaws causing a massive loss in money and screwing over of legitimate customers?
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