black friday ads 2009
Every year retailers (at least some of them) difficult to keep a Black Friday deals and discounts on the ballot. And every year, then leaked (or distributed business) online.Those holiday ads are now starting to crop up onlineBF Ads sent an email to subscribers yesterday, saying it has posted what appears to be OfficeMax’s 48-item Black Friday ad.
“We originally hesitated on posting this advertisement because it appears to be a very early revision of their Black Friday advertisement. There are multiple misspellings “consule” instead of “console” and “brower” instead of “browser and bad grammar throughout most of the advertisement,” BFads.net said in its email“On the positive side, all of the items look legitimate and the prices aren’t out of the ordinary for a Black Friday advertisement. ”But buyer beware. By Friday afternoon the ad had been pulled from the site and there was a link to a cease and desist letter from Office Max’s lawyers.
"Not only did most or all of the information about OfficeMax is BFads.net advertising sales and distribution of false or misleading, the information is also confidential information Misapproriated OfficeMax," the letter states
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