Amazon Organising Black Friday sale for Indian customers

Amazon has revealed that it will be organising Black Friday sale for its Indian customers on the Global Store (Amazon) of the company. The sale starts at 12am IST (Indian Standard Time) on November 24 in India. The company also said that the sale will be valid on its Global Store and not on the Amazon India website.

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Amazon also having a quiz on its app. In the Black Friday quiz it is asking six simple questions and if you answer them correctly, then you will enter a lucky draw under which you can win Rs. 10,000 as Amazon Pay balance and can later use them to shop on Amazon. The company will be giving this prize to 20 lucky winners.(source: http://tz.ucweb.com/12_1XRzH)

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