boxing day sales canada reddit

Milk for $4.99 or under.

Ive gotten to the point where I dont want any material things. I just want food. So sales on food would be great

reddit.com › r/buycanadian › best buycanadian boxing day sales?

r/BuyCanadian on Reddit: Best BuyCanadian Boxing Day sales?

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Let us know if you've spotted any great (or even just fine!) Boxing Day sales from Canadian companies!

For people looking to chase the winter blues away, Pink Cherry is having a decent sale

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Our annual Boxing Day sale is on, 15% off all in stock vinyl Dec 26-29! flipsidenl.com

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reddit.com › r/personalfinancecanada › best boxing day phone plans?

r/PersonalFinanceCanada on Reddit: Best Boxing Day phone plans?

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Hello, any standout Boxing Day phone plan deals?

I remember years ago when I switched to Telus I got an iPad, AirPods and wireless charger. Is there any deals like that around?

CAA members can get 100GB Can US plan with Rogers for $40. Includes a iPhone 14 in that price (to keep). If you don’t need a iPhone 14 you can sell it for 500-$550 to effectively get a discount on your plan (works out to under $20 a month if you sell the phone). Anyone can sign up for a cheap CAA membership to get this deal. It’s better than any BYOD plan UPDATE: I think this deal is actually sold out now from Red Wireless. However, on RFD people are reporting an even better deal through Rogers Winback (just Google "Rogers Winback - $25 for 40GB YMMV" for the thread and phone number to call). $40 for 175GB Plan and iPhone 14 but you also get a $200 bill credit on top which makes it even cheaper than the CAA deal. You also don't need a CAA membership. You just have to not be an existing Rogers customer (if you are with Rogers port out to a prepaid carrier like Fizz which can be done in 10 minutes if your phone supports eSIM) 40*24-200 = $760 + tax for 24 months of service and an iPhone 14. If you sell the iPhone 14 for $500 this works out to just a little over $10 a month+tax

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$35 for 100gb Canada/US data on Rogers, Telus and Bell looks like the stand out plan this year but we’ll see what tomorrow brings.

reddit.com › r/calgary › has boxing day deals gotten worse over the years?

Has Boxing Day deals gotten worse over the years? : r/Calgary

December 17, 2023 - It started going downhill as soon as black Friday deals started appearing in Canada. Instead of one great deal a year, two mediocre deals appear. A lot of companies are owned by American companies. ... Fuck Boxing Day. Fuck Black Friday. Corporate bullshit of the highest order. Do yourself and everyone that loves you a favour and don't buy anything on those days. ... Buy stuff that you want or need when you can afford it. That includes waiting for sales like Boxing Day & Black Friday, or waiting for a clearance.

reddit.com › r/askto › people going boxing day shopping - what are you looking for

r/askTO on Reddit: People going boxing day shopping - what are you looking for

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Do people still line up all night at best buy?

Are there better deals in person vs online?

Hoping for a discount in real estate this boxing day

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The only reason people used to line up was because Boxing Day was the sale day of the year, and the best deals were from door crashers where first come first served was an issue. Now Black Friday is the bigger sale than Boxing Day, Boxing Day is now Boxing Week, and I don't even think stores have door crashers anymore. For years when I was in my 20s my friends and I would go to someone's house to play video games, then go line up outside of Canada Conputers around midnight to wait for it to open at like 8am, grabbing McDonald's or whatever throughout the night. I remember like an hour before the store would open they'd just go through the line with a paper list of the door crashers and ask you which one you wanted so they could get it ready, but there were limited quantities. They would also give some freebies to like the first 15 people in line. Then after we'd all get our shit we'd go for dim sum.

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r/ottawa on Reddit: Boxing Day

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Feels weird not to be up early for the Future Shop line ups deals...

What's one to do in the capital city instead? Bowling?

Find some satisfaction in the things you already own.

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I think people posting here with anger never experienced boxing day sales like they used to be in future shop and I'll take the time to explain it. Yes back in the days, amazon and online shopping didn't really exist. To entice people to come in, you had door crasher sales that were real ; the ones these days are just repeat sales from the year most of the time. So people used to actually save up and buy this one time of year where items that were exceptional deals were in limited quantities. Now to top that off, when you went in stores; the store manager would go around from one door crasher to the next and would get up on a huge rollable ladder and show an item to the crowd and would verbally give them an additional discount on the item if anyone were to grab one right then and there. So there was additional discounts on top that would make it worthwhile for people to go in and shop in person. This concept doesn't exist anymore because there is an abundance of electronics without limited supplies at the tip of your hands now and people chose the convenience of staying home and shopping vs the additional discounts.

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reddit.com › r/askcanada › why are boxing day deals so horrible this time around?

r/AskCanada on Reddit: Why are Boxing Day deals so horrible this time around?

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I've chosen Boxing Day over Black Friday a number of times in recent years and have always got some amazing and better deals.

However, with the GST rebate kicking in this month, the corporations seem to have had the last laugh again.

They have jacked up prices for so many items including Apple Watch 9 and PlayStation, which I was looking to purchase.

Costco just went from $614 + tax for PS5 disc + remote to $669 for digital version + remote without tax.

SportChek gave series 9 watches at $350 range and now it's $499 everywhere.. wtf.

They shifted from Boxing Day to Boxing week and it seems they've distributed the discount percentage too in their heads.

Huge disappointment tbh. Costco specially, truly awful and so overpriced for everything.

Might as well find a deal in groceries. lol

Traditional 'sales' dates have become opportunities for the few large retailers left to do profit taking and dynamic pricing. Fact is Boxing Day sales have gone the way of the VCR. It's all part of the great enshitification.

jacked up prices… including PlayStation I wrote down the price of the PS5 a bit before the Black Friday Sales, so I could be sure that they didn’t increase the price tag to make the sale look bigger than it was. The PS5 is the exact same price as it was in October, it is not jacked up. (It obviously doesn’t have the Black Friday Sale price, but it is not jacked up)

reddit.com › r/askto › anyone feel like the discounts for boxing day, black friday have been disappointing lately?

r/askTO on Reddit: Anyone feel like the discounts for Boxing Day, Black Friday have been disappointing lately?

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I can't lie, each year discounts on these sale days have not been as crazy as it was like a couple years ago.

Lately? It has disappeared about 10 years ago lol. I once wanted to buy 2 shirts from the bay. It was 39.99 about a week before boxing day. I was like, I'll just wait for boxing day. Waited for said day. Now it's 80 dollars but with a 50% off tag on it. Fuckin crazy. Aside from electronics, everything else is a scam. If something is on sale, it's usually overstock that people dont want.

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I spent some time working in retail as both a buyer and a promotions manager, and I can say two things. First, is that one reason the sales aren't as good is because retailers have been pushing more towards "micro events" throughout the year to bolster their sales. If you're looking to buy a new 20v drill, the price at Father's Day is going to be just as good as Black Friday. This isn't because the BF price is worse - it's because the FD price is better. Basically, retailers are regularly throughout the year driving prices on key items down to zero margin. Retailers are loathe to sell anything at truly negative margin, so there's nothing left for them to do at Black Friday except pull out tricks like selling a lower-spec item or faking the regular price for a "deeper discount". The second is Foreign Exchange. As our dollar gets weaker and weaker, all of the stuff we buy from China (typically in USD) gets more expensive. A retailer who sold an item as $99.99 last year for zero margin now has a few options simply due to FX. Sell at a loss (not going to happen), sell a cheaper version (often happens), bump your price all the way to $119.99 because $109.99 is an ugly price point customers don't like (often happens).

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reddit.com › r/costcocanada › does costco do boxing day sales at all?

r/CostcoCanada on Reddit: Does Costco do boxing day sales at all?

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Such as sales on christmas gift baskets and things like that?

I would rather venture into the depths of hell than go to Costco on Boxing Day.

Yes, they'll try to clear out any remaining stock. My local costco had some gift baskets on clearance already (it's markdown Monday, after all).

reddit.com › r/lululemen › boxing day sale is now live in canada!

r/Lululemen on Reddit: Boxing Day Sale is now live in Canada!

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Bank took a bit of a hit, but quite satisfied with my haul - Showzero polo, Waffle-knit Jacquard Pullover, 4" Mile Marker and the classic Daydrift Trousers!

What shirt is the top right?

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i need to chat to see if they'll price adjust for things i bought at full price a few days ago... fingers crossed it'll still be in stock tomorrow when customer support is back

reddit.com › r/bgdealscanada › any boxing day deals?

r/bgdealscanada on Reddit: Any Boxing Day deals?

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As the title states

Probably all show up at midnight. Usually not as good as black Friday sales though.

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London drugs had a couple great sales. Screen free games has their 25%BOG deal

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r/ontario on Reddit: Is Boxing Day still a thing?

December 26, 2024 -

People used to line up for hours for those deals. Where are they now? All I'm seeing is 20 - 35% off, not much more than a typical sale if any. Are there any good deals anymore in the GTA or Ontario for boxing day?

I still remember back when I was young, and the future shop would be about the only thing open on boxing day.

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when Canadian stores started to copy black firday the deals at boxing day pretty much started to dry up then. the sales these days aren't any better then any other sale at any other time of year not even worth going out for let alone standing in any crazy line ups for. stores use to liquidate old stock on boxing day to make way for the new 2025 stock now they don't bother.

reddit.com › r/speediancecommunity › any chance for better boxing day deals in canada??

r/SpeedianceCommunity on Reddit: Any chance for better Boxing Day deals in Canada??

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Deciding on if I should take the current deal or wait to see if Boxing Day brings it down even further

Anyone ever purchase around this time in other years and see any Boxing Day specific deals?

They have a 30 day price guarantee.

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I may have a few codes I’ll shoot you a message

reddit.com › r/askto › will you be boxing day shopping online or in person?

r/askTO on Reddit: Will you be Boxing Day shopping online or in person?

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Will you be shopping in person or online on Boxing Day? Or a mix of both?

I'm probably not going to go out to the malls this year. Just gonna browse boxing day deals from my computer. Wbu?

It’s supposed to snow tomorrow. The amount of stupidity that is about to occur to get a boxing day sale is going to be at an all time high. Just stay home

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r/Millennials on Reddit: Boxing Day

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Do you still do Boxing Day shopping? I remember when I was growing up, Boxing Day was all the rage. Now, at least where I am (in Canada), Black Friday is almost as much as, maybe even more popular, and sales are quite disappointing. I'm not planning to buy anything, I am tired of spending money, but wondering how others feel.

My wallet's done for the year, boss.

Boxing Day isn’t a thing in the US, so no.

reddit.com › r/sephora › boxing day deals in canada?

r/Sephora on Reddit: Boxing Day deals in Canada?

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Is there any Boxing Day deals for the Canadian girlies?

It's looking like code Bonus20 gives an extra 20% off sale items (it was on Rakuten's website)

I was wondering about this too. I haven't seen anything yet.

reddit.com › r/askto › first store you walk into on boxing day?

r/askTO on Reddit: First store you walk into on Boxing Day?

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I am looking forward to Walmart for cheap air fryer

Probably the small breakfast place by my house

reddit.com › r/askto › is boxing day still a nightmare?

r/askTO on Reddit: Is Boxing Day still a nightmare?

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I haven't left my house on Boxing Day in almost 15 years. Is there still terrible traffic and do stores still get as crowded as they used to be, or has the prevelance of online shopping changed that?