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Recurringferry t1_ivnh7me wrote

Stores will typically list their black Friday sales early, so if you log on starting Monday or Tuesday before Thanksgiving, you will start to see most of the deals on their websites.

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ihatetictoc t1_ivnxb0t wrote

There is also cyber Monday, the Monday after thanksgiving when a lot of brands offer special prices online only.

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possums101 t1_ivoeq09 wrote

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the best times. Black Friday is the Friday after thanksgiving and cyber Monday is the Monday after thanksgiving. But even without cyber Monday there will be a lot of sales online.

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CatWings64 t1_ivpkvco wrote

There are massive sales in January too. Retailers want to get rid of all the stuff that didn't sell over the holidays.

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pixel_of_moral_decay t1_ivpnz4p wrote

Replying to CatWings64 (#485,459)

The real answer.

Prices are increased before Black Friday so they can create sales by bringing the prices back down. Some also create custom version of products for Black Friday like big box stores will have special TV’s with reduced feature at sale prices. People not realizing it’s a different product than they’ve seen at higher prices.

Jan/Feb can sometimes be decent as stores want to clear out old merch to make room for CES announced products and get rid of winter clothing to make room for next season.

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invisiblemute t1_ivq3tzq wrote

C.H. Martin on Newark Ave near Grove PATH is 20% off this Sunday. Good for things like curtains and common household products, but I'd avoid anything like furniture. It's the cheapest disposable junk.

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