Author: Kim Lyons
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Amazon postponed its annual Prime Day from July to a date TBD, but new rumors — with a hint of evidence — suggest it may be happening in mid-October. The latest rumor mill was set off after tech site T3 discovered a promotional poster from Braun, titled “Braun x Prime Day,” which reads, “In mid-October Braun will be taking part in Amazon Prime Day.”
An Amazon spokesperson told The Verge in an email, however, that the company hasn’t made any announcement regarding the exact timing of the event. “We can confirm PD will take place in Q4,” the spokesperson says.
Amazon will only confirm Prime Day 2020 for some time in the fourth quarter
The fiscal year’s fourth quarter starts October 1st, but, according to Tamebay, a publication for Amazon...
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Amazon postponed its annual Prime Day from July to a date TBD, but new rumors — with a hint of evidence — suggest it may be happening in mid-October. The latest rumor mill was set off after tech site T3 discovered a promotional poster from Braun, titled “Braun x Prime Day,” which reads, “In mid-October Braun will be taking part in Amazon Prime Day.”
An Amazon spokesperson told The Verge in an email, however, that the company hasn’t made any announcement regarding the exact timing of the event. “We can confirm PD will take place in Q4,” the spokesperson says.
Amazon will only confirm Prime Day 2020 for some time in the fourth quarter
The fiscal year’s fourth quarter starts October 1st, but, according to Tamebay, a publication for Amazon...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...