7 Insider Tips To Make The Most Of Walmart Canada's 'Biggest-Ever' Black Friday Sale

Plan ahead

Did you know you could set up a Walmart account before the Black Friday sales get started?

If you want to shop online, set up a Walmart.ca account. You can also pre- fill in your payment details, as well as order tracking information.

This speeds up the checkout process, which might just be make-or-break during the shopping weekend when products are flying off the virtual shelves.

You can also set up friends' addresses, if you're planning on having items delivered as gifts.

Keep up to date with offers 

Want to be the first to know about the biggest discounts? Then you can sign up for Walmart's weekly emails which will have all of the deets on the best Black Friday deals.

If you're not a fan of promotional emails, you can always keep an eye on RedFlagDeals and Bargain Moose for potential bargains, too.

Pre-load your cart

Know exactly what you want?

Pre-load your virtual cart before the sales begin. And then you can always remove the items you no longer need when the Black Friday sales go live on November 9 at 9 p.m.

Use the shopping list function

Once you sign up for an account, you have the option of creating online "shopping lists."

You can access these shopping lists through through the Walmart Canada app on your phone, or via the website on a laptop or computer.

And the cool thing is you can also organize the lists to help you plan your shopping better.

So, you could have a shopping list of electronics, and another just for toys, for example. You can have up to 50 of these lists, so have fun with it!

Get free shipping

Who doesn't love a little extra savings?

You can get free shipping on any order over $35 at Walmart Canada, which is pretty great.

But if you're buying less than that, orders of $25 and more can also be shipped to a store close to you.

Some stores also offer curb-side pick-up.

Don't keep too many tabs open

There's nothing fun about loading up your shopping cart full of deals on Black Friday, only for it to crash.

If you're shopping through the Walmart.ca page, you'll be glad to know you can refresh the page and the items will remain saved.

But the brand doesn't recommend having loads of tabs on your browser, as that could slow things down.

Know the return policy 

The return policy at Walmart isn't the same across all products, so make sure you know what you can (and can't) return.

Some products are final sale, while others can be returned unopened.

That being said, you should have between 14 and 30 days to send back most products. Just keep an eye on the fine print before hitting the buy button!