Amazon Shopper Said People Shouldn’t Fall For “Fake Discounts” On Products Before Black Friday
by Matthew Gilligan

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If you’ve been paying attention to Amazon, you know that the period leading up to Black Friday the day after Thanksgiving is chock-full of big sales.
But are they really worth it?
According to the TikTokker you’re about to hear from, the answer is a big NO.

TikTok/@rarelytok
The man told TikTokkers not to trust the Amazon sales and said, “Before October 1, they start jacking up their prices because they want that six-week average to be as high as they possibly can so that they can fake the discount.”

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He continued, “They’ll double their price just so they can cut their price in half for Black Friday.”
The man said that shoppers might as well just wait until Black Friday so they can buy items at normal prices.

TikTok/@rarelytok
Here’s the video.
@rarelytok Don’t buy anything from Amazon in October. Here’s why. There’s a secret rule most consumers don’t know about. Amazon requires six weeks of price history for setting Black Friday discounts. That means sellers on Amazon will artificially increase prices through October so they can hit it big with fake discounts on Black Friday.
Now let’s see what folks had to say on TikTok.
This person has an idea…

Another individual didn’t hold back.

And this TikTokker shared their thoughts.

He’s calling out what he thinks are “fake discounts.”
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