So by the looks of it Target Canada is going to have its liquidation sale tomorrow and for the most part I wouldn’t be expecting rock bottom prices. Usually that only occurs near the end of the whole process. But one thing that usually happens is these kinds of sales attract a crowd who don’t normally shop for the best prices. Therefore, even if the item is only five dollars off, seeing a 10% off sales sign will usually get them to make the purchase.
So it’s a tricky situation where if you are trying to find an item that usually doesn’t go on sale much, then maybe even 10% off would be a good deal. While it would go lower if no one bought it down the road, more than likely someone will get it beforehand. It’s basically a gamble. That’s why it’s usually better to shop only if you were actually planning to buy something even without the sale. I’ll be checking it out and documenting some of the stuff I see as the only other time I have seen a large chain liquidate itself was Zellers. Ironically, the same company that the Target stores took over.
