Black Friday 

Black Friday & Cyber Monday 2019 is approaching, miss the unpleasant crowds and shop online, use the Voucher Code found in Emails to our Existing Customers or Social Media for any relevant Discounts.

What is Black Friday ?

Black Friday was originally an American tradition, dropping on the day after Thanksgiving each year. Retailers offer discounts on selected products in an attempt to persuade you to spend your cash in the run-up to Christmas. But UK retailers have in recent years joined the bandwagon so bargain hunters over here get the chance at some festive deals.

Why is it called 'Black Friday'

Nobody's entirely sure, but most suggestions surround how businesses and retailers detail their finances. Many shops see the biggest profits of the year on Black Friday. Many businesses will detail their gains in black ink (and losses in red ink), hence the name.

Does it get Rowdy ?

It can do. In the States, the day has a reputation for turning otherwise rational, mild-mannered shoppers into feral, bargain hunting maniacs. Fights frequently break out over the last reduced telly on the pile - and this spread a little to the UK last year, with a few isolated incidents being reported.

Of course, you can avoid all this by buying on-line !!

What is Cyber Monday?

Similar to Black Friday, Cyber Monday - which falls annually on the day after Thanksgiving - is a 24-hour period which sees retailers discount their products in anticipation of shoppers hoping to snatch last minute bargains ahead of Christmas.

The phrase was coined in 2005 by Shop.org, the digital division of America’s National Retail Federation and was brought over to the UK in recent years, thanks to its popularity in America. 

But unlike Black Friday, Cyber Monday is all based all on-line - so no fighting over products in store. 

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