This coming Cyber Monday 2015, Target will be offering great deals site-wide, and a number of these products will be carrying with them a discount of at least 50 percent for a day.
According to KSN.com, the company is reportedly giving away 15 percent discount to all its customers when they shop on Nov. 30 via Target.com.
"This year, Target is bragging about what it calls their 'biggest, boldest plans yet' for Cyber Monday," the report said.
Apart from it, consumers can also take advantage of other amazing offers with their 75 virtual deals or e-doorbusters.
On the other hand, Yahoo.com reiterated that the 15 percent discount will be enjoyed "on all merchandise" found in Target.com during Cyber Monday 2015, and it can be availed of by using the promo code CYBER15.
In their blog post, Target.com revealed that "The site-wide offer marks the first time Target has discounted virtually everything."
Target.com and Mobile president Jason Goldberger stated that the company is committed towards giving the best deals not just on Cyber Monday but also throughout the Cyber Week.
"We're making Target.com a not-to-be-missed destination for deal-seekers on Cyber Monday and throughout Cyber Week," he said.
The executive further narrated that they are confident about enticing shoppers to visit their site and have a great shopping experience with them.
"We're confident holiday shoppers who are looking to quickly and conveniently check items off their lists won't want to miss Target's deep discounts as well as free shipping and returns on Target.com," he pointed out.
As for the 75 e-doorbusters, Target.com disclosed that "Almost three quarters of those items will be more than 50 percent off for one day only."
Among the products for Target's Cyber Monday 2015 deals are the Xbox One 500GB "Gears of War: Ultimate Edition" Bundle which is pegged at $299.99 (regular price: $349.99), plus free EA sports game and free three-month Xbox Live subscription with purchase and the licensed kids' cameras, including "Frozen" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," which will be sold at 50 percent off.
