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I didn't get the K-Mart ad either, or the Big Lots ad. I went out and bought another local paper and the other major paper in our area and none of them had them. I called my brother who lives about 10 miles away in the neighboring city and he didn't get one either. So I went to K-Mart and the place was almost a ghost town (got there about 7:20am). While I was shopping a lady asked me if I needed any help finding anything, she looked like a manager, so asked her about the ads and told her I didn't get any in all the newspapers that I bought. Any way, to make a long story short, she gave me a copy of tomorrows ad.

Is the same thing that your seeing on the web the same as the actual ad that came in your newspaper? I wonder if you could pick up an ad in a neighboring community and take it in to BB along with the gift card ad and have them price match there own store.

Well...if it doesn't have wireless built in...it just so happens that Best Buy has a sale on a D-Link 802.11g Wireless kit that includes router and notebook card for $19.99 AR. The ad says "Minimum 10 per store", which means they will probably sell out of them pretty fast. Staples also has a Wireless kit with router and notebook card for $19.94 AR If you have a Fry's in your area you could get both components for about $28 and NOT deal with rebates.

Try this link, it has links to lots of major stores online ads. http://www.sundaysaver.com/

The Fry's ads are up and they also have a notebook computer for $499 and NO rebate. http://newspaperads.dfw.com/RopAds.aspx?adv=15646&ad=

Have you ever tried http://www.bookfinder.com/ ? It's a handy way to search a lot of book dealers at once for the best price.

The ad says it's a 15" screen, but it may be a 15.4".

Darn, to bad they are not doing that at my BB. I could of walked out of there with an extra $150 gift card.

CompUSA Turkey Day Deals: http://www.compusa.com/specials/sales/tgiving2004/default.asp?pfp=noad

The last few years I have gone to either Best Buy, Circuit City, or Staples, about 45min to an hour before they open and was anywhere from about the 20th-40th person in line. So I guess it all depends on the area you live in.

They will usually give out tickets for the super hot deals, the things they know will sell out fast, and they only have a limited quantity of. This could include lower priced items like, DVD players etc. If you read the fine print in your ad tomorrow it will say something like "minimum x amount per store", those will usually be the things they hand out tickets for, and once they are out of tickets that means they are sold out of the item. So, if you find out the tickets have already been distributed for the items you wanted...you might as well head to your next shopping destination (unless there were some other things you wanted there that didn't have tickets distributed).

I just picked up a 256MB SD card at Fry's tonight for $5 AR. I also got a 400W power supply for $5 AR, and 256MB DDR2700 RAM for $4 AR. I don't need any of it right now but it was such a good deal I couln't pass it up, and I had to satisfy my craving to shop. :)

I wonder if it starts at 6am east cost time. That means I can get up a 3am here on the west coast and do some online shopping before I head out to go stand in line at Best Buy.

I saw scans of the ad, but no 27" TV for $89. They did have a 20" TV for $68. There's also a 27" TV on the list for $127 at Circuit City.

It's a little harder to get a sneak peek at Fry's ads since they are local ads, and don't go to the printers 2-3 months ahead of time. You can try this link at midnight, they might have something up by then, it might give you some insight to what may be in your local ad. http://shopping.ocregister.com/RopAds.aspx?adv=179018&cat=49