It’s almost here- Black Friday 2009!
November 27, 2009- conceivably the biggest shopping day of the year. With the current global economic struggle, will Black Friday 2009 reveal the biggest deals ever or will it suffer right along with gas prices and grocery bills? This unofficial holiday has earned a reputation for being a day to get deals unheard of any other time. People get up and out in the wee hours of the morning just to get their hands on the hottest bargains of the season. What’s on tap for Black Friday this year?
Although tradition holds that no one sees the Black Friday ads until Turkey Day, many supposed ads for Black Friday are already available online, even though there is nearly a month to go before the big day. The Black Friday circular for Sears has apparently been leaked and is screaming deals for 599 door-busting sales. Look for a Samsung 40″ LCD HDTV for under $600 for an idea of what Sears is promoting for this year’s sale. Gander Mountain also has a Black Friday circular available. Wal-Mart has announced they will be selling 100 toys for $10- not just on Black Friday, but throughout the 2009 holiday season.
Dell is getting a step ahead of Black Friday with a sale and free shipping on Nintendo Wii. They are currently advertising the Wii for a price lower than anywhere else is on Black Friday- $179.99. Sears is also having “Black Friday Now” sales, jumping ahead of the action by four weeks.
Black Friday will once again be one of the biggest shopping days of the year- and in 2009, everyone will be ready to take advantage of the low prices and great deals.
