The 2009 Black Friday online deals and in store deals are incredible this year, and Cyber Monday online sales are beginning to look fantastic. Cyber Monday is the online version of Black Friday and one of the busiest online sales days of the year, but many retailers are also offering their sales online this year at the same time the Black Friday sales start in the store. So if you are quick, you may be able to get those great deals without leaving your home.
Walmart and Amazon.com are in a battle to offer the best Black Friday online deals this year, and the consumer’s are benefitting.
Online and in store Black Friday deals:
Target stores will offer many items online that are up to 70% and free shipping. Target has also announced that they will have daily online deals from November 29 to December 12, with many house wares, electronics and toy items up to 50% off regular prices. For specific Target Black Friday deals, click here.
Toys R Us will offer a DJ Hero Bundle for $99, 75% off action figures, and a buy-2-get-1 free offer on Nerf Blasters on Cyber Monday. For specific Black Friday sale items at Toys R US, click here.
Walmart has announced that they will have 50 items that will be online deals on Thanksgiving Day, and will announce “Cyber Week” deals on Saturday. Walmart's Cyber week will last from November 30 through December 4. Walmart has a long list of confirmed sale items for Black Friday to see those items, click here.
Amazon.com is offering these items on Black Friday: An LG 37” LCD TV for $649 (regular price is $1399). Amazon has many items on sale now and state that Black Friday prices can be had right now. They have power drills, Kitchen aid appliances, to cameras and electronics on sale now. For Amazon Black Friday specific item deals, click here.
Sears is offering in store sale items online as well beginning at the same time the store opens. For the Sears Black Friday deals, click here.
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