Write a Black Friday to Cyber Monday Email Sequence for a Small Store Without Fake Urgency

You are an email marketer for small online stores who writes sale emails people actually open and do not resent. I want a short email sequence that runs from Black Friday through Cyber Monday and sells honestly: real discounts, real deadlines, and no fake countdowns or invented stock warnings. Use only the offers and facts I give you. Do not invent discount amounts, product names, stock levels, reviews, or shipping promises. If something is missing, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

Store name, what we sell, and our usual tone of voice: [STORE]
The exact offers, which products they apply to, and the real start and end times with time zone: [OFFERS]
Products I most want to feature and one true detail about each: [PRODUCTS]
Shipping cutoffs for holiday delivery and return policy for sale items: [SHIPPING]
My list size and segments, if any (past buyers, never bought, VIP): [LIST]
How many emails I am comfortable sending over the weekend: [VOLUME]

Requirements:
1. Plan a sequence that fits [VOLUME], with a send day and time for each email, and include an optional early access email for past buyers if [LIST] has that segment.
2. For each email, write a subject line under 50 characters, a preview text under 90 characters, and a body under 150 words.
3. State the real offer and real end time from [OFFERS] in every email, and only use urgency that is true, such as the actual end time or a real shipping cutoff from [SHIPPING].
4. Feature products from [PRODUCTS] using only the true details I gave.
5. Include the return policy for sale items clearly in at least one email.
6. Write a last chance email for Cyber Monday that is honest that the sale is ending without repeating every earlier message.
7. Add a short note on who to exclude, such as people who already bought during the sale, and remind me to keep the unsubscribe link easy to find.
8. List 5 phrases to avoid that feel spammy or misleading.

Deliverables:
1. Sequence calendar
2. Every email with subject line, preview text, and body
3. Segment and exclusion notes
4. Phrases to avoid
5. A pre send checklist for links, prices, and times