annual Prime Day is just around the corner — but before you click “buy now” you may want to reconsider whether or not you’re getting a good deal.

Prime Day is a sales event opened exclusively to Amazon Prime Members.

One way to find out whether or not you’re getting a good deal is to copy and paste the item’s URL on CamelCamelCamel.com, a site that tracks prices for items listed on Amazon.

But it’s still worth checking to see if there are any good deals bearing in mind that discounts may only apply to a “certain-size bed frame” or a couch in one particular color but not the others. 

The best time to get discounted clothing is when seasons change

In general, the best time to get discounted clothing is when seasons change, she added

“Amazon is going to be plugging its Fire TVs, but there’s certainly not going to be the absolute best prices on the absolute best models,” she added

Right before the holidays is a better time to get a good deal on a TV because “they’re very giftable items,” so retailers tend to offer discounts across a wider range of models. 

But if you do come across a good deal on a TV you make sure you know which year’s model you’re getting. 

It’s nearly impossible to know in advance if shoppers could save more money through Walmart’s Deals for Days

promotional event, Target’s Deal Days

But this isn’t the first time these companies have competed head-to-head with Prime Day. 

Walmart told MarketWatch that Hisense’s 40” Class FHD Roku Smart LED TV will be listed at $178 from its current price, $228, during the Deals for Days event

Target’s Deal Days event (June 20 to June 22) tends to be “pretty good,” Cook said, but oftentimes Amazon will match Target’s deals “within a couple of hours.” The same applies to Best Buy’s event (June 15 to June 22)

But the same cannot apply to Target-exclusive brands of clothing and home goods, so there’s a good chance the company will offer its best discounts in that area, she said

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