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A Black Friday purchase doesn’t have to be just for Christmas.
An ever-growing list of sectors is involved in the annual sales which are officially due from November 26th.
Those who have followed previous Black Fridays closely, however, will know that savings are dwindling earlier and earlier.
Among those who have already thrown their hats on the proverbial ring is the telecommunications broadcaster turned BT TV broadcaster.
Ahead of the final two rounds of the UEFA Champions, Europa and Europa Conference League group stage, BT a reduced their sports packages to half the price
Customers can take advantage of introductory offers where, for the first three months, BT Sport will be available for just £ 7.50.
In addition to its exclusive coverage of European competitions, BT also owns the rights to 52 Premier League games over the course of a season – many of which will air during the busy winter schedule looming on the horizon.
Other BT Sport Black Friday offers are also available at bt.com/tv/paquets while, elsewhere on their site, significant savings can also be found on their broadband plans.
They aren’t the only TV broadcaster trying to attract customers, of course.
Last week, Sky launched a special Black Friday tab on their Heaven Offers Page.
Currently, their savings don’t include anything athletic, but that doesn’t mean it won’t by the 26th.
The last major player in the broadcast TV game, Virgin Media, also has its own offerings. Their ‘Bigger Bundle’ offer has been reduced from £ 63 per month to £ 45 per month.
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