Early access to the list
Early access means the November list reaches you before it is published in full on the site. Instead of checking the main Black Friday list day by day, you send one request and receive the entries that are already verified: the price, the seller's conditions and the return window, written down next to each other. Nothing is hidden behind a countdown or an inflated "was" price — an offer appears on the list only when its details hold up.
The request itself stays small. You tell us which categories you care about — for example home goods, clothing or small electronics — and how you prefer to read the list: everything at once, or a short note per category. What exactly arrives first, in which order and with how much notice before the public list, is agreed individually for each request, because sellers confirm their conditions at different times. No numerical promises are made in advance.
Early access is a reading convenience, not a purchase channel. You always order from the seller of your choice; the list simply gives you a calm, verified head start instead of a Friday-morning scramble. How the site handles lists in general is described in the terms of use.
How access is set up
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You send a request
Use the enquiry form or write by e-mail. Name the categories you follow and the format you prefer — one full list or short per-category notes.
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The scope is agreed
We confirm what your early access covers: which categories, how entries are grouped and what details accompany each offer. Everything unclear is settled at this stage, in writing.
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Verified entries arrive first
Once sellers confirm their prices and return conditions, the checked entries are sent to you before they appear in the public list. Each entry states its source details plainly.
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You order directly from the seller
When an entry interests you, you buy from the seller on your own terms. If a detail needs checking before you commit, ask — see how to reach us.
What the early list looks like
Each entry arrives as a plain record: the item, the confirmed price, the seller's return window and any condition worth knowing before you order. No animation, no flashing labels — just the facts in one place.
The selection leans toward durable everyday goods — things worth buying once the discount is real. Categories expand as sellers confirm their offers, so the list grows quietly instead of exploding overnight.