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Online Sales Jumped 24% Over 2017 During Black Friday Weekend

E-Commerce made a strong showing throughout the entire six-day period stretching from Thanksgiving Eve through Cyber Monday, clocking $26.59 billion in sales — a 24% increase over 2017. Each day of the holiday kickoff period registered online sales increases, ranging from a 19.9% jump on Cyber Monday to a 31.3% boost on Thanksgiving Eve.

Digital shoppers opened their wallets on Black Friday itself, with the average online transaction climbing from $135 in 2017 to $146 in 2018, an 8% increase.

Get a full roundup of Black Friday-Cyber Monday statistics in this infographic from Chargebacks911.

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Source: Chargebacks911.

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