jaymacfla

How about that family in St Pete today??? I heard that after the media left, they did.

Which stores?

Where are you starting?

I hope the shirt arrives before my time on the line starts! Some family in St. Pete is already camping!

Anytime you can save on Free shipping and local Tax, it is more disposable cash for you to spend locally!!! Online is the way to go if vendors do their part and ship all their confirmed orders. Mine was already shipped the same day I ordered it. This is a good start.

Do not forget the "Hotter than Black Friday" deals going on right now! I got the 6th ave deal on the plasma yesterday! solves the, "Okay smartie, just what are you going to do with that 50'' Plasma, now that the truck is full of your camping gear" argument i was going to have!

NO. I plan a year in advance leading up to this. I go for other people as well as myself, so i pretty well know where I will be every year.

I was thinking of two Human-sized bug zappers on the front corners of my wife's cart. She is a wee wife and needs some help.

I bet most people do not have an audio setup. They use the TV speakers.

It sure is! The DVD backwards compatibility and the functions that you will gain will probably convince you to save up for your next purchase which should be an HDTV. remember that HDMI cables for HDTV should cost no more than $5 for a 6' to 10' cable online. Do not buy them in the store. I do believe on store will have them for $5 on Black Friday, so see if you can get one of those for the future.

Remember that you are not looking at a first-rate bluray player with stellar reviews. This is not unlike the deal they had last year that had many still on the floor on Black Friday and after the sale they lingered. Walmart = cheap, I do agree with that, not especially quality items though.

I will have to ask you then, have you ever personally tried Netflix yourself?

Sometimes, Coinstar has Amazon giftcard promotions and they also waive the normal fee for using the service, so it may be time to cash in the change, and then wait for the price matches to come through while saving on tax and shipping as well.

I thought i was a sad panda, then remembered to check my inbox! Thanks Brad!!!

I do not shop there because of their blatant disregard for the PC gaming community. They swallowed up EB Games and took with it my respect for them. They are nothing but a pawn shop for console gamers. A no win situation.

Good point! some units will not utilize HD ones.

Notice that the Dynex is not in the BF ad this year. I have a feeling that it will be a secret item.

Seriously, if you are not willing to camp, there is absolutely no way you are going to get it. Last year, they had them piled on the floor in profusion, and this year they are about 8-10 per store and that means camp or lose out. I will gove you an example. I take my wife, Son, friend, and friends wife. We are the top 5 people in line. We all get the first 5. Now there are 3 left. We call up our mutual friends to let them know that we have arrived, and the first 3 to camp get the rest.

Part of my crew will be able to skip over there, and be back for ticket time at BB.

Depending upon the location and the model you are after, you may have to adjust your arrival time.

Let us know how that works out for you. I would think the arrival time would be earlier if the ad was stronger.

Now, where is the fun in that???

Do you know if some of their deals will be online???

A funny thing about rebates is that now that most stores have done away with them, people want rebates back, because they do save you money. You just have to know how to successfully complete them!

Looky, Lou! Do you see all of those cars rushing by Best Buy on their way to Office Depot! Who'd have thunk it???? I was overall impressed with this ad, as I predict they are going to get slammed! Beating Best Buy on Laptop and especially the quadcore deal has got to be embarrassing to corporate execs there. I can picture a smoke filled boardroom where the CEO calls in all of the brilliant minds that made up the ad, thinking that the public would buy off on meager deals and proceed to discharge all of those responsible for the deals which grossly missed the mark.