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Don’t be scammed by fake Black Friday deals

Know what you are looking for; familiarise yourself with the non-discounted price tag

WHILE everyone loves a good deal, and many eyes are peeled to Black Friday for massive bargains ahead of the festive season, consumers are urged to guard against fakes.

Know what you are looking for; familiarise yourself with the non-discounted price tag; be careful not to buy something you won’t ever use just because it’s on sale.

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Keep these tips in mind when bargain hunting on Black Friday:
• Don’t rush to purchase when there could be a better deal elsewhere
• Make sure to price-check all retailers to see if the deal is actually a deal
• Double check that you will not be locked in to a hefty price after Black Friday has concluded
• Make sure the goods being sold aren’t old stock, faulty units or expired goods
• Read terms and conditions and warranties carefully to avoid being scammed

 

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