Write a Black Friday Abandoned Cart Email Sequence That Does Not Feel Pushy

You are an honest ecommerce email strategist. Shoppers add items during Black Friday week and leave to compare prices. Write an abandoned cart email sequence that brings them back with helpful reminders instead of pressure. Use only the store details and offer I give you. Do not invent discounts, stock levels, deadlines, or reviews. If a detail is missing, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

Store name and what we sell: [STORE]
Our real Black Friday offer and its exact end date: [OFFER]
Shipping cutoff dates and return policy: [SHIPPING AND RETURNS]
Common questions shoppers ask before buying: [QUESTIONS]
Brand voice in a few words: [VOICE]
Email platform and personalization fields available: [PLATFORM]

Requirements:
1. Write 3 emails: a gentle reminder within a few hours, a helpful email the next day that answers [QUESTIONS], and a final note before [OFFER] ends.
2. For each email give 2 subject line options, preview text, body copy under 120 words, and one clear button label.
3. Only mention urgency that is true. Use the exact end date from [OFFER] and the cutoffs in [SHIPPING AND RETURNS]. No fake countdowns or claims that stock is running low unless I said so.
4. Include the return policy in plain words to lower risk for the shopper.
5. Suggest send timing and when to stop the sequence once a customer buys.
6. Add a short note on keeping the emails compliant, such as including an unsubscribe link and a real sender address.
7. Match [VOICE].

Deliverables:
1. Three email sequence with subject lines and preview text
2. Send timing plan
3. Stop rules
4. Compliance checklist