Walmart Slashes Walmart+ Price, Offers Black Friday Deals For Days
Walmart is kicking off the holiday shopping season with a steep discount on Walmart+ membership and Deals For Days.
BENTONVILLE, Ark., Nov. 1, 2022 — Just in the (saint) nick of time, Walmart is giving shoppers a special gift this holiday season with a tree-mendous offer – the first ever major savings on a Walmart+ membership! For two days only, new members can sign up for an annual Walmart+ membership for just $49, amounting to an epic six months free off its everyday price. This limited time offer on the first year of an annual membership is available starting today through Nov. 3.*
“We are offering half off the Walmart+ membership now so that as many customers as possible can take advantage of early access to the hottest holiday deals this season,” said Chris Cracchiolo, senior vice president and general manager, Walmart+. “This is the perfect time to sign up as customers save big on the membership and on hundreds of holiday items. Plus, signing up also includes access to the full suite of benefits for an entire year.”
Sign Up Today for Early Access to Event 1 Deals
This holiday season, Walmart+ Early Access during Walmart’s Black Friday Deals for Days events is back and better than ever with extended shopping hours for members. Starting at 12 p.m. ET on Nov. 7, Walmart+ members will get exclusive access to each of our Black Friday Deals for Days events a full seven hours before other customers log on at 7 p.m. ET...The Ultimate Holiday Convenience
This half-off boost will help even more people discover how Walmart+, and all of its perks, can alleviate stress and stretch their dollar throughout the entire holiday season and beyond. That includes early access to Black Friday deals, discounted gas to visit loved ones, the best seasonal movies streaming on Paramount+, all their favorite holiday music on Spotify and the ultimate entertaining convenience – unlimited grocery and gift deliveries from a local store right to members’ doors.
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As a result I have dramatically scaled back my sales from mid April. Aside from the above issues, I object to buyers being charged more for postage than they need to pay. Postage is around double with "simple" delivery for the items I sell. With the protection fee as well it is the buyers who are losing out big time... especially if the sellers drop out like I have done. Less choice and higher prices. Very sad.