Why Black Friday Deals Cost More in Lebanon

Summary

In r/Lebanon, community members question why Black Friday discounts can feel misleading, citing a MacBook M4 advertised at $899 after reportedly selling for the same price the previous month. The discussion also compares a Toshiba 75-inch 4K TV listed for $349 at Best Buy in the US with a local discounted price of $799, raising concerns about electronics pricing and value in Lebanon.

Why is Black Friday so bad in Lebanon?

Every damn business I see has these obvious horrible discounts. like macbook m4 which was sold last month for 899$ new, all of a sudden you see ads like was 1200$ now 899$ BLACK FRIDAY SALE!

just why? do we live in the country of horrible merchants who want to always rob you?

Look at best buy USA, a 75 inch oled 4k tv for 349$ form toshiba???? wtf... the cheapest i found of this TV here was 799$ on discount, which is even above retail price there. and they imported that toshiba just like we did, and that's with increased tariffs since trump!

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Why Black Friday Deals Cost More in Lebanon

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