I am looking for some hot deals, specifically for industry professionals, which are heavily discounted this Black Friday and Cyber Monday. I can also convince my boss to go for the deals, so we as a company can also benefit. I am in the finance industry.
Pedro
It depends on what you want to buy and for what purpose. Preferences are not the same.
But I would suggest visiting Amazon, Dell, eBay, Walmart. They should have tremendous offers for everyone. Your office can benefit from new laptops, furniture, stationery or even a new TV.
Most of the fitness clubs also provide some best individual and corporate discounts. Try to visit their websites.
Ike
My inbox has been invaded from the last few days.
A few minutes ago, I received a message from a company I had never heard before. The email landed in my spam folder for an obvious reason.
The subject line read “The Clock is Tickinggggg …. Tick Tock, Tick Tock, Tick Tock ….”
The first line “Better Than Every Other Deal in your inbox right now”
I am not sure if these offers are real and genuine. Sometimes, companies artificially inflate their prices before such occasions, and soon after we start hearing ‘boom’, ‘prices slashed’ ‘crazy sale’ ‘Drum roll’, ‘biggest sale EVER”, ‘70% off’…
Simple, I rarely trust these offers. So, do your research first rather than fooled by some sensational offers.
Grover
Some of these deals are genuine from genuine companies. I received a few offers this week which are quite good. I think you should visit the top tech sites. Consumer electronics from A-grade retailers should be fine. Microsoft is also on the bandwagon, check out its website.
Jacques
If you are a startup and thinking of saving some money on revamping your website or online exposure. It is the best time to seize the opportunity.
Envato.com is the first place to look for great deals.
Mian
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