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Furious Walmart shoppers are complaining that hot video game deals sold out seconds into Cyber Monday

Nov 26, 2018, 21:33 IST

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  • Walmart shoppers said that a number of hot video game deals sold out online just seconds into Cyber Monday.
  • Customers complained that products like Red Dead Redemption and PlayStation 4 sold out suspiciously early.
  • Walmart has advertised a number of flashy Cyber Monday deals on top video games and video game products.

Many shoppers who stayed up late to snag one of Walmart's Cyber Monday deals on video game products walked away empty-handed.

And a number of these shoppers took to social media to report that certain items like Red Dead Redemption and PlayStation 4 seemingly sold out within seconds. A Walmart spokesperson didn't immediately return Business Insider's request for comment.

A few customers said that they had placed the products in their online cart before 12:01 a.m., when sales were set to begin. Social media users speculated about the possibility that bots had bought up all the deals.

But the disappointed shoppers weren't just mad about missing out on the savings. To take advantage of the Cyber Monday deals, these customers stayed up until midnight on a Sunday.

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Read more: Walmart says it's offering thousands more deals than last year on Cyber Monday in a direct shot at Amazon's most valuable day

And some were still irked enough in the morning to tweet at Walmart's account to demand an explanation:

 

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