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The BEST of the Best Black Friday Deals- My Picks!


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All of the stores have advertised great prices on the Big Ticket items… but are they really the best prices??  I’ve put together a quick list of the hottest items that most stores have advertised.  It should give you an idea of what store really does have the best Black Friday price and where you should plan to go to pick it up!

Here is a list of my picks for some of the bigger ticket items that are on most of your lists:

XBox 360:

1- Best Buy- Xbox 360 250 GB Console Bundle with extra controller, headset, Fable III game, Halo Reach game $199.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item (Given to first people in line)

2- Wal-mart- XBox 360 4GB Console WITH Kinect, Kinect Adventures Game and extra wireless controller $199.96

3- Toys R Us- XBox 360 4 GB Game System with Kinect with $10 Toys R Us Gift Card $199.99

4- Target- XBox 360 4GB Game System $139.99

5- Kmart- Xbox 360 4GB Game System $149.99

6-Sears- Xbox 360 4GB with Kinect Bundle $209.99

Kinect (without Xbox):

1- Target- Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor with Kinect Adventures, Gunslinger, Fruit Ninja and Wipe Out 2 Game $99

2-Best Buy- Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor $99.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

3- Wal-Mart- Xbox 360 Kinect Bundle with Kinect Adventures, The GunStringer and Fruit Ninja Games $99.96

4- Toys R Us- Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor $99.99

5- Kmart- Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor $99.99

6- Sears- Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor $99.99

PS3:

1-Wal-mart- PS3 160 GB Bundle with Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, Little Big Planet 2 and an extra wireless controller $199.96

2- Best Buy- PS3 160 GB Bundle with Little Big Planet 2, Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One and an extra wireless controller $199.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

3- Toys R Us- PS3 160 GB System Bundle with Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, Little Big Planet 2 and an extra controller $199.99

4- Target- PS3 160 GB Bundle with Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, Little Big Planet 2 and an extra controller $199

5- Kmart- PS3 160 GB Bundle with Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, Little Big Planet 2 and an extra controller $199.99

6- Sears- PS3 160 GB Bundle with Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, Little Big Planet 2 and extra controller $199.99

8GB iPod Touch:

1- Best Buy- 8GB iPod touch 4th Generation  with a $50 Best Buy Gift Card $194.99  **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Wal-mart- 8 GB iPod touch $195

3- Toys R Us- 8 GB iPod Touch with a $50 Toys R Us Gift Card $199.99

4- Target- 8 GB iPod Touch with $40 Target Gift Card $195

Nintendo 3DS: 

1- Best Buy- Black 3DS Bundle with Zelda game OR Red 3DS Bundle with Super Mario 3D Land game $179.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Toys R Us- Nintendo 3DS Bundle with Super Mario 3D Land $189.99

3- Target- Nintendo 3DS Bundle with Super Mario 3D Land $179.99

4- Kmart- Nintendo 3DS Bundle with Super Mario 3D Land with $25 Gaming Coupon $199.99

5- Sears- Nintendo 3DS Bundle Red with Super Mario 3D Land with $10 Award Card $199.99

 TVs:

1-Wal-mart- 51-inch Samsung HD 720 p Plasma Television $498

2-Best Buy- 42 inch Sharp LCD 1080p HDTV $199.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

3- Best Buy- 24 inch Dynex LCD 1080p HDTV $79.99  **Ticket Required to purchase item

4- Best Buy- 55 inch Samsung LED 1080p HDTV $999.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

5- Wal-mart- 32 inch Emerson 720p LCD TV $188

6- Wal-mart- 40 inch Emerson 1080p LCD TV $248

7- Wal-mart- 19 inch Sansui 720p LCD TV $98

8- Toys R Us- Coby 15 inch HD LCD TV $79.99

9- Target- Westinghouse 46 inch 1080p LCD HDTV $298

9- Sears- Zenith 50 inch 1080p Plasma HDTV $499.99

10- Sears- Sharp 60 inch 1080p LED HDTV $999.99

11- Staples- LG 32 inch 720p LED TV $299.99

Nintendo Wii:

1- Wal-mart- Wii Limited Edition Blue Console, Remote Plus and Nunchuk $99.96

2- Sears- Nintendo Wii Game System with New Super Mario Brothers and Super Mario Galaxy Music CD $134.99

eReaders:

1-Staples- Amazon Kindle Wi-Fi $79 (after easy rebate) plus a $15 Staples Gift Card

2-Best Buy- Nook Simple Touch $79.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

3- Wal-mart- Amazon Kindle Fire Full Color Display $199

4- Wal-mart- Amazon Kindle Wi-Fi $79

5- Best Buy- Pandigital Multimedia 7 inch eReader $69.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

6- Target- Amazon Kindle Keyboard 3G $85

7- Kmart- Velocity Cruz R102 7 inch screen Wi-Fi eReader $69.99

8- Sears- Kobo Wireless 6 inch eReader $79.99

9- Staples- Amazon Kindle Wi-Fi with $15 Staples Gift Card $79

10- Staples- Nook Color with $25 Staples Gift Card $199

11- Staples- Nook 6 inch Simple Touch Reader with $20 Staples Gift Card $99

12- Staples- Kindle Touch Wi-Fi with $20 Staples Gift Card $99

13- Staples- Kindle Fire $199

14- Office Depot- Kindle Fire Full Color $199.99

15- Office Depot- Kindle 6 inch E ink Screen $79.99

16- Office Max- Kindle Fire Full Color 7 inch Screen $199

17- Office Max- Kindle 6 inch E ink $79

18- Office Max- Kindle 6 inch E ink Keyboard $99

Blu-Ray Players: 

1- Best Buy-Toshiba Smart Blu-Ray Disc Player $39.99  **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Wal-mart- LG Blu-Ray Disc Player $49

3- Toys R Us- Digix Blu-Ray Player $59.99

Laptops and Computers:

1- Best Buy- Lenovo AMD Dual-Core E-200 2 GB Accelerated Processor with Radeon HD 6310 Graphics Laptop $179.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Best Buy- Samsung Intel Pentium Processor 4 GB Laptop $299.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

3- Best Buy- HP AMD Dual-Core 4 GB All-in-One Desktop Computer $399.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

4- Best Buy- Toshiba Intel Pentium Processor 4GB Destop Computer $349.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

5- Wal-mart- HP Dual Core 3 GB Laptop $248

6- Wal-mart- Compaq Presario 2 GB AMD Dual-Core Laptop $198

7- Wal-mart- HP AMD Dual-Core Desktop 3GB $298

8- Staples- HP 2 GB Intel Celeron B800 Processor $299.99

9- Office Depot- Gateway AMD Dual-Core A4 Processor 4GB Laptop $299.99

Tablets:

1- Best Buy- Asus Transformer 10.1 inch Wi-Fi Tablet $249.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Best Buy- Acer Iconia 7 inch Wi-Fi Tablet $189.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

3- Toys R Us- Sylvania 7 inch Tablet $74.99

4- Kmart- Leader i7 Tablet with Deluxe Case $99.99

5- Sears- Sylvania 7 inch MID Tablet $79.99

6- Kohls- Polaroid 7 inch Touch Screen Android Tablet with accessory kit $99.99 (PLUS- Get $15 Kohl’s cash for every $50 spent- NO LIMIT)

7-Staples- Blackberry PlayBook 7 inch Screen 16 GB Tablet $199

8- Office Depot- Blackberry PlayBook 7 inch Screen 16 GB Tablet $199.99

Mini Camcorders/Flip Camcorders:

1- Best Buy- Kodak Playfull 1080p HD Camcorder $69.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Wal-mart- Samsung Rugged (waterproof up to 3 meters) HD Camcorder with 4GB Micro SD Card $99

3- Toys R Us- Vivitar DVR 410 Camcorder $19.99

4- Target- Vivitar DVR 5 MP Camcorder $29.99

5- Kmart- Vivitar DVR508 HD Camcorder $29.99

6- Kmart- Vivitar Digital Video Recorder $19.99

7- Sears- Vivitar Digital Video Recorder $19.99

8- Sears- Vivitar DVR508 HD Camcorder $29.99

9- Kohls- Vivtar 12.1 MP Digital Camcorder $59.99 (PLUS- Get $15 Kohl’s cash for every $50 spent- NO LIMIT)

10- Staples- Vivitar DVR410 Digital Video Recorder $19.99

Cameras:

1- Best Buy- Canon PowerShot A3300 16 MP 5X Zoom Camera $89.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Best Buy- Canon EOS Rebel T3 DSLR Camera with 18-55 mm IS Lens and FREE 8 GB Memory Card, 58 mm UV Filter and Camera Bag $479.99  **Ticket Required to purchase item

3- Wal-mart- Kodak C1450 Digital Camera 14 MP 5 X Zoom $49

4- Wal-mart- Canon EOS Rebel T3 DSLR Camera with Gadget Bag, 4GB SD Card and 8X10 photo album $479

5- Toys R Us- Canon PowerShot 14.1 MB A2200 Camera $89.99

6- Target- Canon Rebel T3 Digital SLR Camera with Canon Deluxe Gadget Bag $479.99

7- Kmart- Canon Rebel T3 DSLR Camera $479.99

8- Sears- Canon Rebel T3 DSLR Camera $479.99

9- Sears- Canon A2200 Digital Camera $89.99

10- Staples- Canon PowerShot A1200 $79.99

11- Staples- Canon Rebel T3 Digital SLR $479.99

12- Office Depot- Canon PowerShot A2200 Digital Camera $89.99

13- Office Max- Canon EOS Rebel T3 Digital SLR with Case Logic Camera Holster $479.99

14- Office Max- Canon PowerShot A2200 Digital Camera $89.99

GPS:

1- Best Buy- Garmin Nuvi 40LM 4.3 inch screen GPS $84.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Wal-mart- Magellan 4.7 Roadmate GPS $69

3- Target- TomTom 1505M GPS $89

4- Kmart- TomTom 550 TM GPS $89.99

5- Staples- Garmin Nuvi 40LM GPS $89.99

6- Office Depot- TomTom XXL550 GPS $89.99

7- Office Max- TomTom XL 350M GPS $89.99

Blu-Ray DVD’s/DVD’s:

1- Best Buy- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Blu-Ray/ DVD, Part 2 $9.99 or  DVD $6.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

2- Best Buy- Harry Potter Complete 8 Film Collection DVD’s $39.99 **Ticket Required to purchase item

Power Wheels:

1- Wal-mart- Power Wheels 12-Volt Really Cool Convertible OR X Games 12 Volt ATV $99

2- Wal-mart- Power Wheels 6 Volt Jeep Wrangler or Barbie Jeep $99

Trampolines:

1- Wal-mart- Bounce Pro 14′ Trampoline and Enclosure $158

2- Toys R Us- Bravo Sports 12′ Trampoline and Enclosure $179.99

3- Kmart- 12′ Trampoline with Enclosure $174.99

iTunes Gift Cards:

1- Target- $25 iTunes Gift Card $20 (specific design and color only- purple background and purple ornament on it)

2- Staples- $60 iTunes Gift Cards (purchase two $30 Multipacks) $50 – after easy rebate

Now that you have seen which stores have the best prices on the items you want, here are the times that these stores are opening for Black Friday:

Toys R Us– Opens at 9 pm Thursday, the 24th

Target-  Opens at 12 Midnight Friday, the 25th

Walmart- Opens at 10 pm Thursday, the 24th for Toys- 12:0o am, the 25th for Electronics- 8am, the 25th for Electronics and more

Best Buy- Opens at 12 Midnight Friday, the 25th (Will hand out tickets up to 2 hours prior to opening)

Kmart- Opens at 5 am Friday, the 25th

Kohls- Opens at 12 Midnight Friday, the 25th

Sears- Opens at 4 am Friday, the 25th

Office Depot- Opens at 6 am Friday, the 25th

Staples- Opens at 6 am Friday, the 25th

Office Max- Open at 6 am Friday, the 25th

Keep in mind that stores may or may not have the same prices online.  So if they are advertised in the Black Friday ad, you will know for sure they are available in-store.  Only some deals will be available online.

****On top of these great deals, there will be a TON of online deals.  Amazon beat or matched just about every store’s advertised prices last year.  So, I did most of my shopping online with free shipping instead.  I’ll be online posting Thanksgiving night and Black Friday early morning to post the great deals I find too!

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60 Comments

  1. I know that it says Best Buy will be handing out tickets 2 hours prior to opening but does anyone have any experience with how much earlier before you had to get there to get a ticket?

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    • The Orem, UT Best Buy already has a line started with people camping outside yesterday.

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      • are you serious?!? wow… thats dedication!

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        • There is nothing worth 5 days of your time. Go get a part time job and make more than what you would save.

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        • or just complete supidity

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    • Cristina, last year my brother-in-law camped outside from about 7:pm ( and I think they didn’t open til 2am last year) and was pretty close to the front of the line but most of the tickets were gone before they got to them.
      Best buy always has great deals but the lines are always wrapped around the building. You have to go way early and be prepared to camp. It isn’t worth to me but then again I camp out at Joanns all night and lots of people think that is crazy ;o)
      Good Luck!

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    • Yea last year we wanted a Nook and the Laptop for 200.00 & we were in line from 5pm Thanksgiving Day until 3am when they started handing out the tickets. You can get the ticket & then go back before like 11am to get the item so you can shop somewhere else if you need too.

      They handed the last ticket to the person 2 people in front of us. We were only like the 30th person in line. People had been in lne for days when we got their. I will not miss out on my family again for that.

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  2. Also, Amazon is a great option because you usually don’t have to pay sales tax. On big ticket items this can be a lot of money. I just bought the Canon EOS Rebel T3 DSLR from them a few weeks ago and paid $509, but didn’t have to pay sales tax so I got it for practically the same price as the Black Friday sale.

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  3. Do you know what time zone Black Friday begins? I live in Mountain Standard Time, so will I be able to go on Walmart @ 10 my time or 10 Eastern time (8 my time)?

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    • The opening times in-store are your local time.

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      • I wondered about that too! What time do they usually start ONLINE? I think the add for Wal-mart said midnight for all departments but is that eastern time or what?

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      • I guess I should have put ONLINE. I am wondering what time it all start over the internet, anyone know?

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        • Historically there has been little logic behind when they start. There has already been some deals from Walmart and Best Buy live. What tends to be best is watch deal sites, black friday sites and facebook. You will see people start posting a site is live.

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  4. Anyone see a great deal for the Keurig *Mini*? Best Buy has it for $99. Any better prices out there?

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    • Hi Susan –
      Go to the coffeecow.com They have the Keurig B31 Mini Plus Platinum Brewer for $99.99. If you use the promo code brewnow it will take 20% off. Final cost is $79.99. Shipping is free on $50 or more purchase. I have used them before and they are a reputable website complete with paypal checkout available. I have been price checking everywhere and this is the best so far. Hope this helps 🙂

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      • Thank you, Candy! I will try that. Although I think I’ll wait until midnight Thurs. and see if anyone goes lower. (Although I do ALL of my shopping online, especially on Black Friday!)

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  5. Does Toys R Us already have their black friday ad out? And is it different online?

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  6. Okay…so when it says that Walmart opens at 10 pm, but then you can’t purchase Toys until 12 AM, and no electronic purchases until 8 AM? Am I understanding that correctly?

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    • Right! They will have those items on crates with big covers over them. They wont unveil them until the time listed….

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      • so will people just be lined up around/by the crates until they are unveiled? sorry… it just seems silly to have a store opened for so long before you can actually get the item…i’m just trying to have it all make sense in my head. lol

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        • you fin the item you want most and line up by that crate, they don’t allow people to line up until 10, and then shop at 12. If it is a big ticket item you want go at 10. Most toys are there all night.

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        • Shae – people do just huddle around the crates since the store is open 24 hours. Last year at the Orem Walmart, there wasn’t really a line around some of the items – just people grouping. The set-up for the electronics seemed to be more organized.

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    • From my experience with black friday shopping at Walmart, they open way before the times listed, but your not allowed to touch anything that’s on sale until the time stated. Like toys, movies and apparel at 10am. They have employees “stand guard” ensuring that you don’t grab anything early. Then when it hit’s 10 it’s a free for all and as soon as you have your items, you can check out. (You don’t have to wait around to check out, you can check out at 10:01 if you want.) If your wanting to buy electronics, they have lines that form, and the items are passed out right at 12. At least that’s how it has been for the past few years at the stores I have been to…

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      • At the Alaska walmart that I was at last year small items like the dvds toys and clothing were up for grabs anytime you got into the store but they would not ring up at the cash register until midnight so it was lame for those of us who showed up later in the day (they were open 24 hours like always prior to the sale) and most people already had their baskets filled and were just waiting to check out. Big ticket items had a line at customer service and you had to ge ta wrist band to pick them up when the time came to be able to purchase them. I have quickly become less and less of a fan of walmart on black friday it is just way too much. they were sold out of everything I wanted last year and the store had only been ready to purchase for 5 minutes ðŸ™

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  7. Just a heads up the Sam’s Club website has the same blue wii that wal mart will have for black friday on sale now for the $99.

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    • I looked on the Sam’s club website and don’t see it. I want to buy one for my in-laws, but don’t think I will be lucky enough to get it on Friday. Can you point me in the right direction for the wii?

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      • If walmart says they have it, they will have LOTS of them, well that has been my experience anyways. They will have 100 or more. Get there a few hours before the sale starts, and you’ll get one!

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    • most stores are already sold out of this item. the $99 isn’t their black friday sale just the regular price as far as I’ve been able to see. I tried to purchase it on my phone the other night from their website but couldn’t get past the cart, then the next morning it was no longer available and suggested checking at individual stores. ðŸ™

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  8. This is fabulous! Do you know if you can get the Walmart deals online, or do I actually have to go into the store??

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    • Last year a lot of them were online but not all.

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    • When you are looking at the ad click on the item you want. Then it will tell you if it’s in the store only or online also. I think they just changed that today.

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  9. Can you get the walmarts cricut imagine online Thursday night or just in store?

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  10. regarding ToysRUs, I had a bad experience there yesterday, so just a heads up to all of you out there. Their add started yesterday, stating squinkies bogo 1/2 off, however, apparently that includes everything..except the boy squinkies. Then, they had a big front bay of Monster High dolls with 1 sign that stated the dolls were originally 21.99-14.99 on sale for 7.99. Not the case! it was only about 3 of the entire display that were actually on for 7.99. Then to top it all off, I had a coupon for spend $75 get a $10 gift card. I spent $220.00 but was not given my gift card because i had purchased too many electronics, and the gift card coupon did not qualify for those. So deceiving! I voiced my opinion to the manager, who inturn replied “yeah, thats how they trick you.” Thanks alot Toys R Us.

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    • Oh, that’s not right!!! You should write to them and complain! Go back and take pictures of the items they have under the sign or whatever and tell them that its false advertising!! I would have been totally peeved!

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    • My sister was at the one in Layton last week right before a sale was supposed to be starting. They were already “out” of almost everything that was listed as a main deal in the ad…and the sale hadn’t even begun yet. Then they were very. very rude to her when she asked for help and went to check out. She ended up telling them nevermind and leaving empty handed.

      You might do better to price math their ad elsewhere since they seem to have no stock on sale items.

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      • Yep. The Layton Toys R Us NEVER has the hot deals in stock. I’m guessing they have one or two at that price and it’s just a ploy to get people to the store.

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  11. Thanks for posting all these deals!!

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  12. Weeeeeeee! Black Friday is my favorite!! Me and my friend plan for weeks! Last year we were at Toys R Us about 8pm, sitting in chairs about 20 people from the door. Our Toys R Us is good, because they only let about 20 people in the store at a time. First group goes in, they are given a certain amount of time and when some start to come out, they let others in. So there is no smashing thru the door, etc. Now that the stores are opening earlier, it’s going to be more of a mad rush. I do not have any “have to haves” this year, but still fun all the same. Thinking about hitting Best Buy very early for the tv, guess I’ll see how many are camped out there before hand. Our Walmart is open 24 hrs, so you can be in the store long before the sales start, scout out where stuff is and get in line if needed, get food, use the bathroom, all that fun stuff! I love the craziness, the racing from store to store. It’s a blast! I hope everyone gets what they want/need. Enjoy and be safe! Happy Thanksgiving!!

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  13. Radio shack has the kindle wifi for $79.with a $10 gift.which I think would be the best because I don’t think they lines will be as bad

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  14. Okay, this might be a silly question, but I’m not super familiar with how Black Friday works. I did go into a few stores early morning last year, but that is all the experience I have with it. If I decide to stay home this year and try for online deals, when should I plan to be awake? Should I be up from midnight to 3 am? Or do I sleep in a little and try my luck at 5 am? Should I look through the Black Friday ads and plan which stores to look at based on the ads? (I realize that not everything is the same online and in store.) I would love any information from those of you who have successfully nagivated Black Friday at home through online shopping. Thanks in advance!

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  15. I REALLY need to get at lease a washer, but I was hoping for a dryer too. I missed the special you posted about 6 months back when the Whirlpool washer/dryer combo was $800 at Sears because my husband was out of work. Now I really need to get one and would love to get that deal again for the quality. I was looking for high quality, frontloaders, preferrably stackable and would love to pay only $800. Have you seen anything? I saw a Frigidaire set for $800, but it was at RC Willey where they only have a few per store and you have to wait outside for hours in the cold and never know if you’ll get one. Wish I could afford it before, but since I couldn’t, now I’m just hoping to find the same deal. Any luck?

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    • I saw a Frigidaire washer AND dryer for $700!! I have the a Frigidaire front load washer and have loved it. They also have a Kenmore for $470 a piece.

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  16. Now that stores are opening on Thanksgiving day, you have to miss out on some part of Thanksgiving with your family to get a ticket! Black Friday deals should remain on Black Friday, but they won’t as long as people are showing up! Its understandable to wait in a line starting in the evening on Thanksgiving, but now you’ll have to wait in a line starting mid morning! If only we could control our urges and show these big companies that they don’t control when we shop, they can’t take us away from our families, we will choose not to shop till Black Friday! What’s more important than getting a great deal on a great gift for your family?? SPENDING QUALITY TIME with them is! Tell,post, twitter, all your family to not go shop till Black Friday! Let’s stop this before it gets started!

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  17. I preordered the amazon kindle fire for my husband for christmas. It has already arrived. Thank goodness he does not subscribe otherwise it would no longer be a suprise.

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  18. So I heard rumor that Wal-Mart is only going to have 5 of the x-box 360 bundles with the kinect at each store. I called my local Wal-Mart and they could not confirm or deny this. Does this sound like something they would do or am I just being fed a line?

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  19. Can someone give me more details on how the price matching works for amazon.com?

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    • I don’t know either. Can someone help? Thanks.

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      • I would love to know how to get Amazon to price match too! That would be a time saver for sure!

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  20. For the I-Pod and the GPS systems at Target there is a coupon on the Target web site for an additional 10% off, the coupon is good until the 26th.

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    • Wow. This is great news. Everything helps!!

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  21. Thanks so much for the list. It helps me decide where I am going and what I am getting. I may try some online shopping also, we’ll see how that goes!
    :O)

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  22. My question is….Walmart states that they will open at 10 pm, but they will not start offering their Black Friday deals on electronics until midnight. Can you shop in the electronic area and pick up your items and hold them until 12 to pay for them? Or is the electronic area going to be shut down until 12:00?

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    • Our walmart will not let you touch the items until sale time. They will have people standing guard around everything. Once the sale time hits, which is all different times this year, they will unwrap the items and you go for it. Items like Ipod, Xboxes, etc will be behind the counter, or one year they gave out tickets so you have to wait in the line to get them. anything not on sale you can put in your cart. I would suggest NOT taking a cart as you can not move them around the store. People end up leaving them, blocking all the aisles, turns in a jungle mess, you can’t even move around. Unless you have tons of things, not bother with the carriage, see if you can get a tote or something to put your stuff in.

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  23. Target’s deal on the nook simple reader pre black friday deal beats best buy’s black friday deal in my opnion. it’s on sale for $90 but you get a $30 gift card back so like you’re spending $60 if you can use the gift card on other things ou need. Best buy’s is discounted to $70 on black friday.

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  24. In the Target ad right now I saw the Nintendo Wii Game System with New Super Mario Brothers game and Super Mario Galaxy Music CD for $150.00. The deal right now is that it also includes the brand new just released Zelda game (50.00 value.) I was at the store and spoke to the clerk in electronics to be sure I understood it correctly. So basically the system is just $100.00. Great deal…too bad I just need the Zelda game! 🙂

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  25. Sorry to be a dumb dumb… but when you say they open Friday at 12:00 midnight (Kohls) Is it Friday night?? or Friday am (Thursday pm)?? Does that make sense? I am not really one to shop the stores on crazy Friday.. but I am thinking about it cause I like Kohls.

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    • Midnight friday is Thursday night…. hopefully that makes sense. 🙂

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  26. Weird question. But, has anyone seen an amazing deal on batteries. Lowes has a killer deal on AA alkaline but I really need AAA alkaline? Thanks.

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  27. Just wanted to put something out there, the Xbox 4g is not worth it! Can not hold games on 4g, probably can’t even get on line, not enough memory or whatever. My son, 15, says no way to that one, don’t bother. Will be very frustrated that games won’t save or whatever. I don’t understand the whole thing, but with the new Xboxes you can not put a bigger hard drive on them. My son has an older one with a huge hard drive, says the 4g is awful. Just so people know and don’t have husbands/boyfriends/kids freaking that it won’t save their games.

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