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What size xD card to you need?

If you have previous Black Friday price matching experience, please reply to this thread: http://forums.gottadeal.com/showthread.php?t=48815

And it only took 90 minutes from domain registration to site being completed

New Elmo TMX tracker I just made: http://www.tmxtracker.com Updates every minute :)

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We don't have a problem with you making one for yourself - just don't make a bunch and sell them :)

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Last year I organized something on the forum where many members compiled lists of contact information for newspapers and TV stations. I must have contacted over 100 media outlets and heard back from only one. Then CNN contacted me, ran the story, and then all of a sudden everyone wanted to do a story. So this year I don't plan to contact anyone. The site (and BF in general) was such big news last year that this year I expect them to come to GD instead of us having to go to them (and that has already started ).

Usually Amazon won't charge until it ships. They may place a temporary authorization on your card now, but that will expire in a few days.

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Here are some common acronyms you might come across on the forum: AC = After Coupon ADDY = Address AFAIK = As Far As I Know AMEX = American Express APM = After Price Match AR = After Rebate B&M = Brick and Mortar B1G1F = Buy One Get One Free BOGO = Buy One Get One Free BB = Best Buy BB&B = Bed, Bath & Beyond BF = Black Friday BIL = Brother In Law BTW = By The Way CC = Circuit City CC = Credit Card CPN = Coupon CS = Customer Service CSR = Customer Service Rep CUSA = CompUSA DD = Darling or Dear Daughter DH = Darling or Dear Husband DIY = Do it yourself DPA = Dell Preferred Account DS = Darling or Dear Son DW = Darling or Dear Wife FAQ = Frequently Asked Questions FAR = Free After Rebate FIL = Father-in-law FSOT = For Sale or Trade FWIW = For What It's Worth FYI = For Your Information GC = Gift Certificate GD = GottaDeal HTH = Hope This/That Helps = Happy To Help IIRC = If I Recall correctly IM = Instant Message IMHO = In My Honest Opinion (Also: In My Humble Opinion) IMO = In My Opinion IOW = In Other Words IR = Instant Rebate ISO = In Search Of JMHO = Just My Honest Opinion LMAO = Laughing My Ass Off LMK = Let Me Know LOL = Laughing Out Loud LWIF = Look What I Found MFG = Manufacturer MFR = Manufacturer MIL = Mother-in-Law MIR = Mail-in Rebate OD = Office Depot OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer OM = Office Max OOS = Out of Stock OP = Original Poster (the person who started a thread) OT = Off Topic OTD = Out The Door OTOH = On The Other Hand OTU = One Time Use (usually coupons/coupon codes) PITA = Pain In The Ass PLMK = Please Let Me Know PM = Price Match or Private Message PO = Post Office Box POP = Proof of Purchase RAOK = Random Act of Kindness RMA = Return Merchandise Authorization ROFL = Rolling on the Floor Laughing ROFLMAO= Rolling on the Floor Laughing My Ass Off S/H = Shipping and handling SAHM = Stay At Home Mom SASE = Self Addressed Stamped Envelope SIL = Sister in-law SKU = Stock Keeping Unit SO = Significant Other TIA = Thanks In Advance TOS = Terms of Service TRU = Toys R Us TTBOMK = To The Best Of My Knowledge TTT = To The Top TTYL = Talk To You Later TY = Thank You UPC = Universal Product Code UPS = United Parcel Service USPS = United States Postal Service VOIP = Voice Over IP WAHM = Work at home Mom YAFT = Yet Another Free T-shirt YGM = You've Got Mail YGPM = You've Got a Private Message YMMV = Your Mileage May Varry If you have any questions about other acronyms or would like to add more, please reply to this thread :) Please keep all replies directly related to this topic. Off-topic replies will be deleted.

Here are some common acronyms you might come across on the forum: AC = After Coupon ADDY = Address AFAIK = As Far As I Know AMEX = American Express APM = After Price Match AR = After Rebate B&M = Brick and Mortar B1G1F = Buy One Get One Free BOGO = Buy One Get One Free BB = Best Buy BB&B = Bed, Bath & Beyond BF = Black Friday BIL = Brother In Law BTW = By The Way CC = Circuit City CC = Credit Card CPN = Coupon CS = Customer Service CSR = Customer Service Rep CUSA = CompUSA DD = Darling or Dear Daughter DH = Darling or Dear Husband DIY = Do it yourself DPA = Dell Preferred Account DS = Darling or Dear Son DW = Darling or Dear Wife FAQ = Frequently Asked Questions FAR = Free After Rebate FIL = Father-in-law FSOT = For Sale or Trade FWIW = For What It's Worth FYI = For Your Information GC = Gift Certificate GD = GottaDeal HTH = Hope This/That Helps = Happy To Help IIRC = If I Recall correctly IM = Instant Message IMHO = In My Honest Opinion (Also: In My Humble Opinion) IMO = In My Opinion IOW = In Other Words IR = Instant Rebate ISO = In Search Of JMHO = Just My Honest Opinion LMAO = Laughing My Ass Off LMK = Let Me Know LOL = Laughing Out Loud LWIF = Look What I Found MFG = Manufacturer MFR = Manufacturer MIL = Mother-in-Law MIR = Mail-in Rebate OD = Office Depot OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer OM = Office Max OOS = Out of Stock OP = Original Poster (the person who started a thread) OT = Off Topic OTD = Out The Door OTOH = On The Other Hand OTU = One Time Use (usually coupons/coupon codes) PITA = Pain In The Ass PLMK = Please Let Me Know PM = Price Match or Private Message PO = Post Office Box POP = Proof of Purchase RAOK = Random Act of Kindness RMA = Return Merchandise Authorization ROFL = Rolling on the Floor Laughing ROFLMAO= Rolling on the Floor Laughing My Ass Off S/H = Shipping and handling SAHM = Stay At Home Mom SASE = Self Addressed Stamped Envelope SIL = Sister in-law SKU = Stock Keeping Unit SO = Significant Other TIA = Thanks In Advance TOS = Terms of Service TRU = Toys R Us TTBOMK = To The Best Of My Knowledge TTT = To The Top TTYL = Talk To You Later TY = Thank You UPC = Universal Product Code UPS = United Parcel Service USPS = United States Postal Service VOIP = Voice Over IP WAHM = Work at home Mom YAFT = Yet Another Free T-shirt YGM = You've Got Mail YGPM = You've Got a Private Message YMMV = Your Mileage May Varry If you have any questions about other acronyms or would like to add more, please reply to this thread :) Please keep all replies directly related to this topic. Off-topic replies will be deleted.

Here are some common acronyms you might come across on the forum: AC = After Coupon ADDY = Address AFAIK = As Far As I Know AMEX = American Express APM = After Price Match AR = After Rebate B&M = Brick and Mortar B1G1F = Buy One Get One Free BOGO = Buy One Get One Free BB = Best Buy BB&B = Bed, Bath & Beyond BF = Black Friday BIL = Brother In Law BTW = By The Way CC = Circuit City CC = Credit Card CPN = Coupon CS = Customer Service CSR = Customer Service Rep CUSA = CompUSA DD = Darling or Dear Daughter DH = Darling or Dear Husband DIY = Do it yourself DPA = Dell Preferred Account DS = Darling or Dear Son DW = Darling or Dear Wife FAQ = Frequently Asked Questions FAR = Free After Rebate FIL = Father-in-law FSOT = For Sale or Trade FWIW = For What It's Worth FYI = For Your Information GC = Gift Certificate GD = GottaDeal HTH = Hope This/That Helps = Happy To Help IIRC = If I Recall correctly IM = Instant Message IMHO = In My Honest Opinion (Also: In My Humble Opinion) IMO = In My Opinion IOW = In Other Words IR = Instant Rebate ISO = In Search Of IWG = Instant Win Game JMHO = Just My Honest Opinion LMAO = Laughing My Ass Off LMK = Let Me Know LOL = Laughing Out Loud LWIF = Look What I Found MFG = Manufacturer MFR = Manufacturer MIL = Mother-in-Law MIR = Mail-in Rebate OD = Office Depot OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer OM = Office Max OOS = Out of Stock OP = Original Poster (the person who started a thread) OT = Off Topic OTD = Out The Door OTOH = On The Other Hand OTU = One Time Use (usually coupons/coupon codes) PITA = Pain In The Ass PLMK = Please Let Me Know PM = Price Match or Private Message PO = Post Office Box POP = Proof of Purchase RAOK = Random Act of Kindness RMA = Return Merchandise Authorization ROFL = Rolling on the Floor Laughing ROFLMAO= Rolling on the Floor Laughing My Ass Off S/H = Shipping and handling SAHM = Stay At Home Mom SASE = Self Addressed Stamped Envelope SIL = Sister in-law SKU = Stock Keeping Unit SO = Significant Other TIA = Thanks In Advance TOS = Terms of Service TRU = Toys R Us TTBOMK = To The Best Of My Knowledge TTT = To The Top TTYL = Talk To You Later TY = Thank You UPC = Universal Product Code UPS = United Parcel Service USPS = United States Postal Service VOIP = Voice Over IP WAHM = Work at home Mom YAFT = Yet Another Free T-shirt YGM = You've Got Mail YGPM = You've Got a Private Message YHPM = You Have a Private Message YMMV = Your Mileage May Varry If you have any questions about other acronyms or would like to add more, please reply to this thread :) Please keep all replies directly related to this topic. Off-topic replies will be deleted.

The big difference is HD support. You can record two HD programs at the same time (while watching another recorded one).

It goes on a store-by-store and item-by-item basis. Some stores put the stuff on sale on Thanksgiving, others wait until BF. For most items, they are available until they sell out. There is no way to know ahead of time, and what a store did last year means almost nothing as to what they will do this year.

We probably won't have BF-specific shirts for several reasons: 1. in many areas it's so cold on BF that nobody will see them under coats 2. many people won't want to wear a BF on any day other than BF 3. i don't want to be stuck with half a box of BF shirts for another year So like conj said, if you want a shirt, we have regular GD shirts, and if those sell out, then I'll decide if we want to do something else, but it won't be BF-specific.

Yes that's correct. You can transfer a lifetime sub from a Series1 or Series2 unit to a new Series3 for $199, and the existing unit will still get one year of service as well before you have to start paying monthly.

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