Retailers are rolling out their Black Friday specials, but shoppers may be in for some surprises. Consumers are expected to spend an average of $803 each on Black Friday, an increase of almost 8 percent compared with a year earlier, according to RetailMeNot. But while people are planning to spend more, they’re still seeking a bargain. Almost nine of 10 say they’re looking for deals on holiday gifts, the retail coupon site said in a study. Buyer beware: Black Friday “deals” to avoid at Best Buy, Target and WalmartWhich retailers are open on Thanksgiving DayAs consumers plan their shopping strategies for Friday, they may want to educate themselves on retail trends to make sure they aren’t missing out on a deal — or overpaying for their gifts. Contrary to popular opinion, the best values aren’t always available on Black Friday. But at the same time, waiting too long raises the risks of encountering out-of-stock products. ”The timing of the calendar plays a role in when and where consumers do the bulk of their holiday spending,” said Marshal Cohen, chief industry adviser of NPD Group. “It’s up to retailers to make the most of the days on the calendar by delivering the promotional… Read full this story
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