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Mervyn's was great. I could get a lot of useful gifts for others as well as items for myself there.

My iPhone died last year, so I've just been buying cheap phones. I'm on my second one now and it's not going so great. My friends warned me but I didn't listen. Well, I'm only out about 20 dollars on two phones. But if I could get an iPhone from Simple Mobile between 80 and 100 dollars, I might consider it. Still on the fence. Also if I find a good deal on a hardwood steam mop... 25 dollars would be awesome, but I know I'm dreaming the impossible dream there. But if the price is right on a good one, I'll consider. I'm renting in an older place right now with hardwood floors, so I feel like I'm forever having to keep up on cleaning.

I'll go with October 15-Harbor Freight. Thanks for the contest. Good luck to all. Edited for formatting.

Well, they have put up a page about their Cyber Funday sale which is from November 15-17. They have some pretty good deals then. So, it's a start right?! Anyways, they don't have any deals listed other than the gift with purchase. But there is a list of some of the brands included. Here's a link in case anyone was to have a look see at it https://www.ulta.com/cyberfundays/

I am for sure. I was thinking as I was looking at the WalMart ad, no, I'm still not all set on ads yet cause Ulta hasn't came out yet.

It's on page 39 in the very top left corner.

The Kmart in the Penn Station area wasn't busy when I'd go there. Tourists checking the place out, of course. Some locals doing an essential run or what have you. The one at Astor Place used to do decent. I think because it was close to the 6 train so it was convenient for those of us who took that train to stop there and do some shopping before heading home. I know for me, my options closer to where I lived were mostly hole in the wall discount stores that had such small selections and weird hours. Now the Kmart in the Bronx was always busy when I would go there with my friend who lived a few blocks from it. That was so weird to me because when I'd come to visit my family in Michigan, we'd go to Kmart and it would be a ghost town. So being in a Kmart that had more than 2 checkout lanes open with waits was weird to me. It reminded me of how Kmart was growing up in the 80s. It is really something to see how times have changed. I worked my first job at Sears while in high school back in 1996 and my mom retired from Kmart after putting a lot of years with the company. How things have changed in deed.

Thanks for sharing. I might have go get this as I had quite a few of those games about 20 years ago. I'm a little disappointed of the lack of Lara Croft as I do love my Tomb Raider. One of my first BF purchases was the original Playstation. I worked at Sears and we had a 20 percent off coupon plus our employee discount. 17 year old me thought I was pretty hot stuff bringing home a video game system the day after Thanksgiving. Haha! How the times have changed.

For anyone who didn't see what they wanted in the ad, you might find what you're looking for during the Ulta Cyber FunDays. It goes on this Friday and Saturday. They have some really good deals sometimes. They have a mini sneak peak up on their site now- http://www.ulta.com/cyberfundays/

I know those areas very well. Let's see, I used to live in Clinton Twp, now I live in Fraser. I always manager to wind up at the Meijer there on Thanksgiving for some odd reason. I work in Macomb but right across the street is Shelby Twp. I remember doing BF years ago at Macomb Mall. Between Value City and Kohl's, that place was packed.

I have been doing about 95% of my shopping online for the last two years. The rest I do at work (I'm management in a store that's open then) and sometimes KMart or Meijer on the way home after work. I don't buy toys or electronics anyhow. So, sitting at home in my pajamas and drinking vodka while getting the deals is fine with me. Now, when I was younger and had a significant other who wanted a big ticket gift, I was out there with the crowds. I think it's great that there's different ways to bargain shop.

Online as well for just about all of them. The only thing I've had issue with finding online in years past are those 5 for 5 stocking stuffer items. But otherwise, have found everything else. In addition, Ulta does some great online only deals pretty much starting the week of Thanksgiving and running until the week before Christmas. Like last year, they had some great deals on brands like Urban Decay and Philosophy that were online only.

It actually used to be Garden Ridge. Although, I think it's strictly home items now. I remember I used to love getting clothing and books for really cheap at Garden Ridge. http://athome.mediaroom.com/2014-06-17-Garden-Ridge-Invests-20-Million-To-Rebrand-Stores-To-At-Home

Thanks for posting this. I like their selection of basic skirts. So, I will for sure check that out for the price.

I've seen the Tea Cup piggies and a lot of other hot toys at Walgreen's. Don't know if that's just in Michigan. But if anyone's looking, they might want to try there.