At 7pm on November 7th! Walmart will fire the first shot of Black Friday!

Walmart will launch Black Friday promotions on Walmart.com every Monday in November, and will also offer discounts offline. The discount giant is currently preparing for its third annual "Black Friday Sale" promotion, which will last for 1 month. As was the case in 2021, paid members of the Walmart+ subscription loyalty program will have priority over other customers to enjoy a 7-hour early access window to three online Black Friday promotions.

Here's the schedule for Walmart's Black Friday sales:

Event 1 (Offers available online at 7pm ET on November 7 and in stores on November 9)

Event 2 (offers available online at 7pm ET on November 14th and in stores on November 16th)

Event 3 (offers available online at 7pm ET on November 21 and in stores on November 25)

Finally, Walmart will wrap up its month-long Black Friday promotions with a Cyber ​​Monday (November 28) event.

Walmart.com and the Walmart app will offer a streamlined Black Friday website experience, highlighting the best deals in one digital destination, whether on Walmart.com or the Walmart app. Customers will also be able to view real-time pickup and delivery options for Black Friday merchandise.

The retailer is also offering additional rollback price discounts on thousands of products across all stores and its e-commerce site this holiday sales season.

Many of Walmart's holiday features and offers, including delayed returns and curbside return windows, begin on Saturday, Oct. 1. Walmart's holiday plans also include hiring about 40,000 employees to prepare for the peak sales season.

Charles Redfield, executive vice president and chief marketing officer of Walmart U.S., said: "Walmart is headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas, operates more than 10,500 stores and multiple e-commerce websites in 24 countries under 46 brands. Over the years, Black Friday has grown from a single-day hot sale to a full sales season and has become the most anticipated shopping event of the year. A large number of consumers have found the products and Christmas gifts they need at Walmart."

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