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I still prefer coming here to see the ads. I get to read what others think. Plus it gives me insight on items I wasn't considering but the forums got me intrigued.

Reading this post has really moved me to bite down and get a Roomba. I've been needing one for years and I think the time is now. Thanks for posting this.

Great advice everyone. Hopefully I'll be able to find and grab a lightning deal.

I still don't understand why Groupon puts out a black friday ad without any prices. Stating % off means nothing.Especially when you don't know what price point they've chosen to begin with. Either way I still take time to check out the ad.

My son wants Call of Duty so I may grab it here unless I find it elsewhere for less.

Thanks for the info. I know that Amazon usually has their prices in line with the other big stores for BF. For those who do the lightning deals, would you say you're able to get your BF deals here or at the stores?

Hello Gotta Deal family, For years I've heard people talk about how great it is to snag the Amazon lightning deals. I'm thinking about joining in on the fun, but how exactly does it work? Yesterday there were over 200 pages worth of deals. That's quite overwhelming. What's the best strategy to find the great deals?

I look forward to that coupon . I'm still going to stop there.

I didn't see a single thing that would encourage me to go to TRU. One more store that I won't have to worry about.

Books, scooter, coloring or craft items, earrings, nail polish and hair items, comfy pj's and fuzzy socks, mp3 player, smell good lotions, purse, cute new backpack, board games, dvd player. That's it for now.

I've been trying to look at the towels and sheets and the page keeps saying no results found.

Not much jumping out at me, however I'm happy to see the ad.

I would. I stopped by Sam's Club yesterday and the guy in the cell department stated that stores are only getting a limited amount and colors so you want to get there early.

I'm thinking Wednesday we'll start to see the major ones. I guess they want to hold off until after the elections. People might get so engulfed in planning their Black Friday shopping that they might forget to vote.

Yes, I use Black Friday to stock up on small appliances. I'm teaching my 12 year old how to cook, so a skillet, deep fryer and grill cheese maker are on my list.

Very disappointed that they're opening at 3pm. So since that's the case, JCP won't be a priority on my list. I'll just have to settle with whatever is left from when I do happen to stop in on Black Friday.

Whoop, Whoop, Black Friday is upon us.

What a great bonding activity for you and your dad. Here's my suggestions: Fight over Walmart bed sheetsArgument over a TVEmpty kids pajama binSomeone besides yourself wearing GottaDeal gearSomeone using a piece of luggage as their shopping cartSomeone shopping in full pajamas and house slipper

I'm excited. Thanks Brad.

Turkey, ham, dressing, greens, shrimp kabobs, mac n cheese, rolls, red beans and rice, sweet potatoes, peach cobbler, cookies and banana pudding.

We usually put our tree and decorations up on Thanksgiving night, however with our busy schedules it's going up next weekend.

1. Yes, the line starts back there; 3 blocks down and around the 2nd Santa. 2. I know I only need 1 nerf gun, but for this price I think I should go get 4 more. 3. Ok, ok, ok. We'll stop at a store and find you something. Next time you'll listen to me and check out Gotta Deal for all the doorbusters.

Target, Walmart and Kohl's are what I'm interested in seeing. However, I review them all to find great deals. You never know who will have just what you need.

I usually do the bath and body works soaps. With coupons you always get a great deal. Plus with multiple teachers you get more bang for your buck. I've also purchases Starbucks gift cards. I usually do the bath and body works soaps. With coupons you always get a great deal. Plus with multiple teachers you get more bang for your buck. I've also purchases Starbucks gift cards.

Thanks for the info Brad. I'm counting down the days.