It appears that the Good Friday and Cyber Monday sales may be winning over Boxing Day sales in Canada and the U.k. But if you’re looking for Christmas merchandise and deep discounts on electronics, the later may be preferable.<\/p>\n
Basically, people are using Black Friday and Cyber Monday to score gifts and Boxing Day for personal purchases, sweets and impulse purchases of overstock products.<\/p>\n
I’ve personally stocked up on chocolates using my Canadian Tire money and Optimum Points at Shopper’s Drug Mart because nothing beats free, discounted chocolates. And I also for deep discounted Christmas themed air fresheners free using loyalty programs cause I own a cat and I happen to like pine and cinnamon\/gingerbread. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
The boxing day sales are all week on Amazon.ca<\/a> and Indigo<\/a> so i’m keeping an eye out for stuff I might need in the new year. And the dollar’s stronger so I’m also looking at the year end deals are available on Amazon.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n I’ve already imported what I wanted from the U.k, the Deluxe version of Fleetwood Mac’s “Tango In The Night<\/a>“. But decided to wait for the 30th Anniversary boxed set of Def Leppard’s “Hysteria<\/a>” and Queen’s “News Of The World<\/a>” 40th anniversary boxed set. I’m hoping to score those later, hopefully during one of these sales.<\/p>\n