Multiple sources say that Amazon Prime Day will start from October 13th


Built-in Amazon seen via email Edge Confirms that its Prime Day shopping event will be held on October 13 and 14, and that the company will make an official announcement on September 27.

In a separate internal email, Amazon warehouse workers were told that new vacation October requests would not be accepted between October 13th and October 20th, indicating that the company needed all hands on deck for Prime Day.

An Amazon spokesman said in an email Edge The company has not announced a date for Prime Day. Stay in touch for more details on Prime Day, customers may ask Alexa devices to keep up to date about Prime Day, the spokesperson said.

The e-commerce giant is keeping a tight eye on any leaks about this year’s Prime Day, which was postponed from July due to a coronavirus epidemic. A promotional poster for personal care company Brown showing off its Prime Day deals “in mid-October” last week, which disappeared from some sites after questioning. Edge. At that point, Amazon will only confirm that Prime Day will be in Q4, which means sometime after October 1st.

Whatever the date, Amazon probably wants to keep Prime Prime Day and Black Friday sales from overlapping. According to Temebe, Amazon release for third-party vendors, Black Friday deals will start appearing on Amazon somewhere around October 26th and will last for several weeks.

In the past, Prime Day has started on Monday; Last year the homage to consumerism lasted two days. Analysts estimate that Prime Day 2019 has brought in 6 6 billion somewhere. Amazon warehouse workers went on a Prime Day strike last year to protest the working conditions at the company.