Black Friday 2010

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Haha. That's funny. I noticed an ad at Radio Shack and they have a TV for cheap but in small print it says 1 per store.

That cant be right

[GAMEC0CK2002]

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Haha. That's funny. I noticed an ad at Radio Shack and they have a TV for cheap but in small print it says 1 per store.

Bait and switch.

"You just missed out on that tv, but we do have one very similar to it for $150 more"

[bvb24]

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Looking for a decent blu ray player. I'm sure there will be a ton out there but I haven't had time to search. Anyone seen anything?

[Herky]

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Bait and switch.

"You just missed out on that tv, but we do have one very similar to it for $150 more"

Bait And Switch is right. I work at Best Buy and in one of our morning meetings for Black Friday prep the floor leader used those exact terms.

I hate Black Friday with a passion. Working 4am to noon that day.

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can anyone reccommend a good router?

I dont like the one I have now and my computer downstairs has a D Link wireless usb connected to it which also sucks

[Cabke]

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Bait And Switch is right. I work at Best Buy and in one of our morning meetings for Black Friday prep the floor leader used those exact terms.

I hate Black Friday with a passion. Working 4am to noon that day.

Ha, I have you beat. I'm working 4 AM to 4 PM that day. It's my third and I hate it more and more every year.

can anyone reccommend a good router?

I dont like the one I have now and my computer downstairs has a D Link wireless usb connected to it which also sucks

I'm a big fan of Netgear. I generally recommend:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/NETGEAR+-+Wireless-N+Router/8998506.p?id=1218007383662&skuId=8998506&st=netgear%20router&cp=1&lp=6

or
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/NETGEAR+...uter&cp=1&lp=5 to customers. But the first one is usually plenty and they're easy to set up.

[clivo1050]

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Has anyone seen deals on any of the dr dre headphones?

[Gotmadskillzson]

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Beware you Walmart shoppers.

I caution you to check out their ad very closely

They only have some things for sale starting at midnight til

Only some things between 5am til

Then the back pages of the sale are for Saturday only

Check out the FB app of the ad

http://apps.facebook.com/walmartfb/default.aspx

Oh thats the norm for Walmart for the holidays......All it does is get the workers there cursed out because customers don't be paying attentiion and throw a HUGE hissy fit when they find that out.

[Gotmadskillzson]

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can anyone reccommend a good router?

I dont like the one I have now and my computer downstairs has a D Link wireless usb connected to it which also sucks

Linksys E3000......kind of pricey but it works wonders if you have a huge house, which I do. I have 9 rooms total in this house and I got the router sitting in the middle of the house and get very strong signal and wireless speed throughout the house.

[Aggies7]

Anyone know of any lower priced headsets for ps3. I hate the Bluetooth ones. I had a nice Motorola one for xbox 360 like the NFL coaches use but I can't seem to find a pair for ps3.

Or does anyone know how to maybe convert it from xbox to ps3

Kinda hoping to catch a good deal on BF.

[Rawdeal28]

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anyone know where to get pretty good laptops for cheap online during black friday?

anyone? the only one i see is the one at walmart

can anyone reccommend a good router?

I dont like the one I have now and my computer downstairs has a D Link wireless usb connected to it which also sucks

http://www.amazon.com/Cisco-Linksys-...0165243&sr=8-1

i bought it from target for 50 bucks. best 50 i ever spent.

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Thanks for the reccommendations guys

http://finance.yahoo.com/family-hom...re-deals-online

It has become as traditional as turkey, stuffing and pumpkin pie: On the day after Thanksgiving, shoppers bundling up and heading out before dawn for retailer's eagerly awaited Black Friday doorbuster deals.

And after two years of dismal holiday sales, retailers are upping the ante to bring shoppers into the stores this season. This year the National Retail Federation estimates that holiday sales will increase 2.3% to $447.1 billion, much improved from last year's 0.4% uptick and the dismal 3.9% sales decline in 2008.

But for those who don't want to face the stores, don't despair. Many of the doorbuster deals will be available online, too.

"This Black Friday, I would like to stay in the comfort of my bedroom possibly online bargain shopping for maybe a table and some things to decorate my new apartment," said Kaitlynn Blyth, who waited outside last year from 7 p.m. until midnight to get Zhu Zhu pet accessories for her younger sister.

Here's where to score the deals:

Best Buy (NYSE: BBY - News): The same products promoted in its Thanksgiving Ads -- including doorbusters -- will be available on BestBuy.com starting Thanksgiving Day. Best Buy is also offering free shipping on online orders through Dec. 21, excluding laptops, iPads, iPods and some major appliances.

Macy's (NYSE: M - News): Doorbusters, like a KitchenAid Mixer for $179.99, will also be sold both online and in stores on Black Friday.

Amazon (NasdaqGS: AMZN - News): Here's another reason to avoid the Black Friday stampede: The online retailer is matching other retailer's doorbuster prices. Plus, it's offering free shipping.

Toys R Us: The popular toy store will preview more than 60 "Mystery Deals" on its site starting Tuesday, Nov. 23 at 12:01 a.m. But those savings will only be available in Toys R Us stores from 10 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day until 1 p.m. on Black Friday. The toy retailer will also give out free Crayola 64-Packs and coloring books with any purchase, while supplies last.

Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT - News): The country's largest retailer is offering online-only specials on Thanksgiving Day in addition to free online shipping with no minimum purchase. However, the doorbuster deals that shoppers camp out for, like a Nintendo Wii for $199 plus a $50 gift card, will be in-store only starting at 12 a.m. on Nov. 26.

Target (NYSE: TGT - News): Online-only deals start on Thanksgiving Day before the company's popular two-day sale. But the discounter's doorbuster deals are only available at in stores starting at 4 a.m. on Black Friday. In order to get free shipping on the online orders, consumers must spend $50 or more.

The same is true for Sears (NasdaqGS: SHLD - News) and Kmart, where there will be online discounts of 30-40% off on Thanksgiving Day, but the deeper discounts of 50-60% will only be in stores on Black Friday. Web shoppers can then pick up their purchases in stores to save on the shipping.

[Gotmadskillzson]

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Oh man I remember last year on Thansgiving Amazon was having a different sale every hour. That was awesome, one hour they had brand new released videogames for $20 a piece, then the next hour all tvs were like 40% off, then the next hour it was laptops, it lasted all day.

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This site is the best for deals everyday

dealnews.com

At least worth checking out guys

[trobinson97]

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I'm looking for a good deal on a desktop. I'm trying to find a decent machine for the price in the 299 range. It's for the kids, and doesn't need a lot of bells and whistles. I imagine they will spend most of their time on cartoon network playing those flash games.