As Black Friday 2016 is just few weeks away, major retail stores are already preparing for their best deals and offers, enticing customers to loosen their purse strings.
However, according to Parent Herald, some ads that appeared online will leave customers wanting for more.
For starters, Target will kick start its promotions by offering free shipping on Black Friday which will be applicable to all the sales made until Jan. 1 2017, reported blackfriday.com. As per leaked ad, the company will also give $10 discounts on minimum purchase/cart value of $50. However, buying an item worth $100 will attract $25 discount.
Moreover, Black Friday sale will also see Target launching a new campaign called Target Wonderlist that will help the consumers customize items that they want to buy as a gift.
This Black Friday 2016, there is something for everyone. There will also be special discounts for kids by Target, offering a flat 50 percent discount on all the toys that are purchased over Cartwheel App.
Another interesting Black Friday ad that leaked and surfaced online is the freebie promotional offer by T-Mobile, as published by a Reddit user.
Under the "iPad on Us" promo, T-Mobile will give away free iPad Mini 4 to customers against their bill credits. Users can also enjoy a hefty discount of $250 on a 32-GB variant of iPad Pro or iPad Air 2. Another interesting offer includes a free fourth line on T-Mobile, if the customer applies for it on Black Friday.
This Black Friday looks especially good for Apple lovers as Walmart will also reportedly give huge discounts on the latest iPhone 7 to push its sale during holiday season. Expect up to $100 discount on Apple's flagship phone.
Amazon may offer something similar for the iPhone 7, including $1 iPhone 6S deal, just like previous year.
There are many other tech-stores that will feature similar discounts and offers, giving special discounts of up to $70 on MacBook, iPads and iPhones.
Starting Nov. 7 week, the users will be able to see the ads go live, offered by various retailers such as Amazon, Target, Walmart etc.
