<prompt> Human: This was posted last year by uPedroDaGr8. Their post can be found here I truly recommend to read their post and comments to find more information about what to do, to help your wallet, and your sanityAccording to this article by NerdWallet, Citibank CCs, Discover CCs, select Chase CCs Chase Sapphire Preferred Chase Freedom and eligible MasterCards have Price Protection. If I do find any other bank that have this feature, I will edit the post to include details about it. PricePurchase Protection mean that these Credit Cards will allow you to buy an item, and if you find the same item same make, and model at a lower price, somewhere else, you will get the difference as long as you file your claim within the time period the banks have on their policy. MasterCard has a time period ofIve 60 days. On the other hand, the other banks aforementioned have 90 days. Worth to mention, however, that these banks usually have a limit on the claims you can do per year. Chase, Discover and Citibank have a 500 per claim, 2,500 per year limit. MasterCard has 250 per claim, four claims per 12-month period.Several retailers like Best Buy and Target have posted their Black Friday deals, which means that you can buy the items that will be discounted Before or on the day that the deal becomes active, in full price in any retailer of your choice. When the time comes after the deal goes onlineactive, you can proceed to file your claim. However, take note if their ads have Doorbusters, your bank might not Price Match for you. From experience, Citi and Discover do cover Doorbuster deals. In the thread by uPedroDaGr8, they posted some FAQ people had on that thread. I will post it here for your convenience:1. They do not come back and get the money from the merchant. From what I understand, they take an insurance policy against the price protection. You then file your claims with this insurer commonly called the Benefits Handling Company. umn123654 stated in this excellent post that Citi card uses Virginia Surety Company and MasterCard uses Sedgwick Claims Management. Chase lists a PO box in Virginia for claims my guess is they use the same company as Citi, not sure yet about Discover. 2. You MUST purchase BEFORE or on the same day that the sale is valid. Purchases AFTER the sale date do not receive purchase price protection.3. Also, Citi Card explicitly states they are supporting Black Friday this year. They also recently upped their price match game to match Chase and Discover 500item, 2.5kyr. I just called Chase and their words were Black Friday deals are fully covered as long as they are a purchase that otherwise would apply for price protection benefits. 4. This feature is available year-round folks, most people DO NOT know about it. I brought up Black Friday because this is a great way to save money, but never forget to keep an eye on big purchases after you finish making the purchase. You can file a claim at any time the exact duration depends on the card, most are 90 days, a few are 60 days. 5. Dont forget your other card benefits, such as extended warranties, return guarantee, damage protection, etc. You never know when these would come in handy. Many people have NO CLUE about these extra benefits that can actually be REALLY valuable more so than the rewardscash back themselves.6. For most companies, the 2.5kyr is PER CARD. If you have multiple cards with the same company, you can actually get more back as long as they are on different cards. 7. Taxes are not refunded. In some states that isnt that big of deal, in others it can be a pretty hefty amount.Happy shopping!  <response>: The way a lot of companies get out of this is by selling Black Friday only models. Instead of model ABCD for Black Friday its ABCD-1 even though its the same device. 