The best deals this Black Friday

When shopping online, please consider supporting a charity this year. It's easy to do via Amazon Smile, Easyfundraising and Giveasyoulive to name but 3. It's been a tough year for charities so by using one of these platforms you are giving a little back, and if everyone does then they'll get a reasonable amount.

H. Samuel giving a discount 10% and only £1.99 postage, online, just bought 2 pairs of silver earrings, nice little Christmas prezzies. spent less than £20.00.

I did buy a TV last week in John Lewis's Black Friday deal - very pleased with it.

I found ‘Not on the High Street’ recently, looking for something different. The service was excellent and I bought a couple of beautiful items for my grandchildren. They do have Black Friday deals, so it may be worth a look.

Just bought the cardigan my mother wants for Christmas from Woolovers with a 20% discount - result!

Its unfortunate that my washing machine broke 2 weeks ago and I couldn't wait until today to replace it. I might have got a good deal ?????

If only it was ‘Black Friday’ not ‘Black week’.

I have bought one of those Revitive machines for my very swollen feet due to Arthritis. It was a Black Friday deal that saved me over £100 on the same Model in Boots, the one with the extra Tens pads for Knee pain. I just hope that it turns out as good as it says it is on the box!

Our DD has been wanting one of those Karcher Window vacs ever since her sister bought one last year, she managed to get a top of the range model today with all the extra kit for the same price as just the basic main unit alone would normally cost, so she's one happy bunny tonight!

Magrithea

When shopping online, please consider supporting a charity this year. It's easy to do via Amazon Smile, Easyfundraising and Giveasyoulive to name but 3. It's been a tough year for charities so by using one of these platforms you are giving a little back, and if everyone does then they'll get a reasonable amount.

A % off what we buy is good but these sites are brilliant and I find it surprising that hardly any one I know uses them.

I use Easyfundraising. My chosen charity is Cornwall Air Ambulance. It is surprising how quickly the donations add up. It only takes the touch of one button on the computer screen to get connected.

I've just bought a new drill from Screwfix and pair of Hotter boots - that raised just over £3. Hundreds of companies give donations and the % do vary. My new Macbook two years ago raised £22. My total so far is £139.00.

Just went to JL for a telly. Out of stock. Can't understand it as there was only a reduction of £20. My timing was rubbish.

I will be waiting until our little local shops open this week and will support them.