Cyber Monday May Be Over, But Online Holiday Sales Continue To Offer Phenomenal Savings
Online, December 9, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Cyber Monday, the Monday following Thanksgiving, made its deal-finding debut 5 years ago on November 28, 2005. It is now one of the busiest shopping days of the year. There is no need to panic if you missed the Cyber Monday deals. Online holiday shopping sales will continue throughout the month of December and into the New Year.
This year marks the 3rd annual Free Shipping Day, which will occur on December 17, 2010. Over 1,000 merchants are expected to sign up to participate. As the title implies, the merchants who sign up to participate for this event guarantee free shipping on December 17. In addition, these merchants also guarantee that your online order will arrive by Christmas Eve.
The variety of merchants that sign up for this event is incredibly vast. There are big name brands such as Nike and Bloomingdales that participate, as well as some of your favorite niche businesses like MedievalCostumesandGifts.com. The point is, whatever it is you are shopping for; it is likely you will find it on sale and with free shipping at FreeShippingDay.com.
Let's not forget the 2010 Day-After-Christmas Sales as well. The day after Christmas sales usually offer steep discounts because merchants are trying to get rid of the excess inventory that is left over from the holiday season. They want to clear their shelves for the upcoming year's inventory. These holiday deals begin the day after Christmas and often extend into the New Year.
This brings us to the New Year sales. Basically, merchants offer huge discounts on their products and shipping from now until the beginning of the New Year. No matter what time you are shopping, or what you are looking for, it is likely you will find it on sale. The best and most convenient part about the sales is that most people have these days off work and can take full advantage of the discounts!
Happy Holidays! Enjoy your holiday shopping at ridiculously low prices.