​Don’t jump into promotions without a plan. Check out what’s worth buying on Black Friday so you don’t regret it

Black Friday is generally the Friday after Thanksgiving. Just a few years ago, the biggest promotions could be found on this day, but for some time now we have noticed that this promotion has been “extended” to Black Week and even Black Month, which lasts throughout November. In order not to go crazy in this shopping frenzy, you need to prepare an appropriate plan for Black Friday. Otherwise, it may turn out that we overpay despite the “promotion” or buy something that we do not need at all.

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So what should such a plan include? Above all let’s focus on shopping in three categories:

• expensive items that we couldn’t afford before the discount,
• things we have wanted to buy for a long time and were waiting for a promotion,
• Christmas gifts.

Of course, it is worth thinking about purchases well in advance and paying attention to the prices that were valid in October and even September. We are also helped by information about the lowest price from the last 30 days, which stores are obliged to provide.

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What, or rather how, not to buy on Black Friday? Above all We should not make hasty decisions based solely on information about the discount in the first store we come across. Let’s check how much the same product costs in another store or use an online price comparison website. Let’s also think about whether we really need a given item (classic overthinking the decision) and whether by purchasing it we will not exceed the budget we have set for shopping.

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When it comes to returns, there are two situations to distinguish. The first one is to buy goods in a stationary store, and the second one is to buy goods online. If we make purchases in a stationary store, We are not entitled to withdraw from the contract. In such a situation, accepting the returned goods is only the seller’s good will. The issue of returning goods purchased online is completely different. In such a case the seller is obliged to accept it within 14 days of the customer receiving the goods. In some cases, this time is extended to 30 days and even a year in special cases.