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BF 2006....Will it be different?


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I have been thinking. Will Black Friday be different next year then it is this year? Will the stores do stuff different? This reason I brought this up is that there has been so much press on Black Friday sites this year then there was last year dont you think that the major stores will do stuff different to keep BF ads more a secret? Or change the return/price match policy? I am also currious to find out from the webmaster of this site if some of the IP addresses that hit this hit come from some of the domains of some of the major stores. I was curious to see what people's thoughts were.

 

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I don't think they really care if it's leaked, it's just more press for them. Their goal is still to make money and that's it. The more people know about their deals the more they'll want to go into their store and spend their money. I don't think it will change at all.
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No, I don't think there will be a big change. The ads get leaked every year and every year you hear a news story or two about the websites that are showing the ads. No big surprise to the companies- I'm sure they know it will happen (even though they might not want it to). Try as the stores might, there is always someone, somewhere with access to the ads who is willing to share.
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I don't think they really care if it's leaked, it's just more press for them. Their goal is still to make money and that's it. The more people know about their deals the more they'll want to go into their store and spend their money. I don't think it will change at all.

I think they do care to a point. Some of the other BF sites have already been sued or have had legal warnings served. To the major retailers this is war with each other to see who comes out on top. BB did it last year in BF sales and over all holiday sales. Big company's do care about trade secrets and that what BF ads are until Thanksgiving day.

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I think BF2006 we will see some BIG changes on the way that retailers allow refunds, exchanges, price matching, price adjusting, etc. It seems this BF stuff is getting more exposure which is good & bad at the same time.

 

Good cause it shows us the sales a little ahead of time and give us other news about retailers, etc.

 

Bad cause retailers are now seeing how sneaky some people can be and they are going to be cracking down on this for sure in 2006. I am sure we will see many policy changes in 2006 for the big retailers (Walmart, BB, CC, CompUSA, Staples, Target, Radioshack).

 

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I think BF2006 we will see some BIG changes on the way that retailers allow refunds, exchanges, price matching, price adjusting, etc. It seems this BF stuff is getting more exposure which is good & bad at the same time.

 

Good cause it shows us the sales a little ahead of time and give us other news about retailers, etc.

 

Bad cause retailers are now seeing how sneaky some people can be and they are going to be cracking down on this for sure in 2006. I am sure we will see many policy changes in 2006 for the big retailers (Walmart, BB, CC, CompUSA, Staples, Target, Radioshack).

 

:yelclap::clapping::yelclap::clapping::yelclap::clapping::yelclap::clapping::yelclap::clapping::yelclap::clapping::yelclap::clapping::yelclap::clapping::yelclap:

 

I feel that we are going to see alot of policy changes on price matching and stuff like that. I know Best Buy changed there policy early this year and if too many people try to price match and return that more stores will make new policys.

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