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| Source |  knowbe4 |
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| Identifiant | 8150512 |
| Date de publication | 2022-11-21 16:57:45 (vue: 2022-11-21 17:06:45) |
| Titre | 2022 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Scams |
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In years gone by, Black Friday was a 24-hour rush to the shops (you remember those places with actual people and merchandise that you could touch) where there was a set time for you to grab a bargain. People arrived at the shops the night before waiting in line for the doors to open. Then, in 2005 the clever people at the National Retail Federation decided that an online frenzy of shopping was needed the Monday after Thanksgiving. We know this Monday as Cyber Monday. In 2008, Cyber Monday hit the big time as Thanksgiving fell five days later than in 2007 so the people were hungry for the online deals. The anticipation of the online deals created a frenzy and launched Cyber Monday into the stratosphere. Over time, Black Friday became Black November as retailers cashed in on the sales and consumers obliged. |
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| Condensat | 2005 2007 2008 2022 actual after anticipation arrived bargain became before big black cashed clever consumers could created cyber days deals decided doors federation fell five frenzy friday gone grab hit hour hungry know later launched line merchandise monday national needed night november obliged online open over people places remember retail retailers rush sales scams set shopping shops stratosphere than thanksgiving then those time touch waiting where years |
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