It’s still October, but we’re now playing by 2020 rules. 2020 rules allow things to happen out of order, without reason and whenever they want. That’s why this year, Amazon is starting their “Black Friday Deals” a month ahead of Black Friday. Capitalizing on the shopping environment out there, Amazon has announced savings and deals on thousands of items from now until New Years’.
“Starting today, all Amazon customers in the U.S. and Canada can secure Black Friday-worthy deals during Amazon’s Holiday Dash deals event. New deals will drop daily at amazon.com/holidaydash, meaning you can get a head start on your holiday shopping and score epic deals across the most giftable categories available on Amazon this holiday season—from toys to fashion, electronics, home, kitchen, beauty, and more,” the company said. “With more than a million deals worldwide throughout the season, in addition to the biggest-ever collection of Holiday Gift Guides, you can check everyone off the gift list earlier than ever.”
You can even quickly find out what deals are available through Alexa at anytime.
“Start snatching up deals at amazon.com/holidaydash, on the Amazon App, or by simply asking “Alexa, what are my deals?” You can also start shopping at smile.amazon.com/holidaydash or use AmazonSmile on the Amazon app to support your favorite charities while you check gifts off your list—you’ll find the same amazing deals and Amazon shopping experience, with the added bonus that AmazonSmile will donate a portion of the purchase price of eligible products to a charity of your choice,” the release from the company added. “There’s no need to wait to secure great deals. With Holiday Dash, Amazon is making it easier than ever to find top gifts at amazing prices ahead of the holiday hustle. Plus, most items shipped now through December 31, 2020 can be returned until January 31, 2021. The deals included below, and many more, will be available on various dates and times beginning today, while supplies last.”
Start shopping Amazon Black Friday deals today.
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