The Ultimate Insider Black Friday Guide: Where to Go for the Best Deals

I did go to a few stores, but really, it's really for fun and join the bargain searching crowd and not specifically for doorbuster deals. Now that everyone and their parents are into it, Black Friday is not what it used to be.

Let's face it, most deals are available online nowadays. I read somewhere someone camped out at Best Buy for a 42" LCD deal for about $580. Well, you could really get it for about the same price online and have it delivered too...

In fact, a few deals this Black Friday are priced higher than what you can find without Black Friday "doorbuster" events. Online shopping has really made it possible to avoid the crowd as well as doing product research.

One of the sites that I have been using in the past year to get some neat deals is

http://www.uberi.com

They have some pretty amazing deals (some don't last long - I suppose you snooze, you lose, which is why I make it a habit to skim the site a few times a day to see what's out there.)

The "Amazon Discount Table" and "Free Shipping Filler" might be of interest to most people.

denise of WA 8:07PM November 27, 2009

Instead of waiting in line out side in the cold, or even trying to redeem "rain checks" for items that will be sold out, why not just use a little gizmo I recently found that will continue to search the web for items that you want and notify you INSTANTLY when it comes available. All you have to do is wait for the alert and you have your item. Check it out at www.azgizmo.com it's pretty convenient. Fast and FREE.

Joanna B of TN 11:36AM November 27, 2009

it is not clear when the deals for black friday end, are they open ended or just for that day?

nessi of CA 11:40AM November 26, 2009

Dawn..you ,you poor pathetic child...you are the one that is clueless.I hope you see the light of day before it is too late

Kathy Brown of FL 10:25AM November 26, 2009