What to expect from 11.11. sales?

sp5it · 2018-09-11T17:14:24.000Z

They will raise the prices before, that 11.11 give a “discount”.
Mike

Dioda · 2018-09-11T17:16:22.000Z

That would suck big time. Was hoping for something like 30-50% off…

sp5it · 2018-09-11T17:26:55.000Z

Welcome to the real world Neo.

MascaratumB · 2018-09-11T17:36:36.000Z

sp5it:

They will raise the prices before, that 11.11 give a “discount”.
Mike

Yeah, pretty much this :person_facepalming:
2 weeks ago was the Brands Week, now the 11.11. But the process is the same, most of the time :money_mouth_face:

klrman · 2018-09-11T18:01:39.000Z

Best thing is to spot a good sale price now and hope it's better on 11:11 but most of the time it's just another marketing ploy.

RobertB · 2018-09-11T20:59:16.000Z

Whats an 11.11 sale? Is that the date Nov. 11th? If so, whats the significance?

toddcshoe · 2018-09-11T21:20:18.000Z

RobertB:

Whats an 11.11 sale? Is that the date Nov. 11th? If so, whats the significance?

I was kind of wondering the same thing. Is there going to be a party? I like parties.

hIKARInoob · 2018-09-11T21:23:45.000Z

You need to do your homework and know the prices. Some so called deals are indeed no good deals, but some are. Last year I scored a $10 TIP CRI and a $4 Tube.

RobertB · 2018-09-11T21:54:49.000Z

toddcshoe:

RobertB:

Whats an 11.11 sale? Is that the date Nov. 11th? If so, whats the significance?

I was kind of wondering the same thing. Is there going to be a party? I like parties.

I guess it’s some random date. Also guessing it’s gearbest or banggood trying to get the jump on black friday sales? Don’t really know…

hIKARInoob · 2018-09-11T21:58:08.000Z

RobertB:

toddcshoe:

RobertB:

Whats an 11.11 sale? Is that the date Nov. 11th? If so, whats the significance?

I was kind of wondering the same thing. Is there going to be a party? I like parties.

I guess it’s some random date. Also guessing it’s gearbest or banggood trying to get the jump on black friday sales? Don’t really know…

It’s called singles day where people celebrate being single. So you buy stuff for yourself. Of course it’s an attempt to boost the economy a bit as well. Interestingly, last year some stores in my country (The Netherlands) also had singles day sales (same day), and was even mentioned on the news about this day.

Sirius9 · 2018-09-11T22:36:39.000Z

MascaratumB:

sp5it:

They will raise the prices before, that 11.11 give a “discount”.
Mike

Yeah, pretty much this :person_facepalming:
2 weeks ago was the Brands Week, now the 11.11. But the process is the same, most of the time :money_mouth_face:

Same story every year, Its better to buy when they dont have some special “party discount”, if you just contact seller and ask for a discount you have a better chance to get one.
But 30-50% noooooo, especially for Acebeam.

CNCman · 2018-09-11T22:41:18.000Z

RobertB:

Whats an 11.11 sale? Is that the date Nov. 11th? If so, whats the significance?

I like your picture riding the bomb. Good One

RobertB · 2018-09-11T22:55:08.000Z

CNCman:

RobertB:

Whats an 11.11 sale? Is that the date Nov. 11th? If so, whats the significance?

I like your picture riding the bomb. Good One

jch10400 · 2018-09-11T23:23:43.000Z

Here’s what I found on a news site:

Shoppers have spent more than $25bn (168.2bn yuan) during China’s annual Singles Day, smashing previous records for the world’s largest retail event.

Single’s Day, promoted annually by Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba and held on 11 November, was supposedly started by bachelor university students in the 1990s who bought themselves presents as a kind of anti-Valentine’s day. The date 11/11 was chosen for its collection of lonely ones.

Companies offer deep discounts for a range of products sold during the 24-hour period. But some deals have limits, such as the first 33 customers who had the chance to purchase a lifetime supply of the Chinese spirit baijiu for just 1,111 yuan (£1,275).

The retail event is now nearly four times larger than Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the two biggest shopping days in the US. This year saw customers spend about 40% more on Alibaba than last year, and 2016’s sales figure was reached in just 13 hours with $1bn spent in the first two minutes after midnight.

Other e-commerce companies also cut prices, but the event is closely associated with Alibaba.

RobertB · 2018-09-11T23:33:57.000Z

hIKARInoob · 2018-09-12T00:38:02.000Z

^ Lonely people who scored an AMAZING flashlight deal on 11.11, woohoo!!!

(And that beer in the end… no need to share that with someone else, woohoo!!!)

Lightbringer · 2018-09-12T00:52:22.000Z

toddcshoe:

RobertB:

Whats an 11.11 sale? Is that the date Nov. 11th? If so, whats the significance?

I was kind of wondering the same thing. Is there going to be a party? I like parties.

Yeah, only here it’s “party like it’s 1999”, but there it’s “party like it’s 1111”.

pennzy · 2018-09-12T00:58:16.000Z

CNCman:

RobertB:

Whats an 11.11 sale? Is that the date Nov. 11th? If so, whats the significance?

I like your picture riding the bomb. Good One

I never realized that was what it is.

hIKARInoob · 2018-09-12T00:59:24.000Z

I miss chewing dude on phone.

wstrachan · 2018-09-12T02:30:04.000Z

Last year i got some smoking good deals and managed to make several hundred dollars in profit reselling.
For instance, i got many skilhunt S3 PROs for $33 each
Zanflare F1s for $9.99
Imalent DT70s and DT35s for $37.
Liitokala Li100 chargers for $0.99.

There will be good deals but you have to be alert. Also, never look at the % of discount. Look to other sites where the item is sold and compare.