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I am not going to disclose anything and get Brad in trouble, but you won't be disappointed.

What BB needs to focus on is actually putting out a decent BF ad for a change.

This ad is teh suck. Damn you Circuit City for going out of business.

You can get that Vizio right now for that price at Costco.com

Save yourself the headache of trying to explain it to BB employees. Just buy the stuff at Target under the deal and drive right over to BB and return it with your original BB receipt.

I have heard this story from retailers every year. Unfortunately, what retailers consider an early BF deal normally turns out to be a bunch of hot air. I'll believe it when the actual "deals" are equivalent to BF deals.

The very last page before you click "submit order" (the page that shows everything shipping methods on the left, costs on the right, etc.).

Unlikely, although there may be a package deal with accessories, etc.

Selected games only (but the selection is somewhat large). Better than TRU for me as it included free shipping and no tax. Add 3 video games and the lowest price item will be deducted during checkout (you need to go to the last page of checkout to confirm that you are getting the deal). http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link_85724991_4?ie=UTF8&node=573890&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-1&pf_rd_r=0JEC7QEEB6ZNBKMABY5J&pf_rd_t=1401&pf_rd_p=494513071&pf_rd_i=1000436751 From the link, click on any game and look for the "3 for 2 deal on the page." This will tell you if the game qualifies. I ordered 3 of the same game and had no issues.

Generally not. They are open to the public.

The line at Best Buy should be starting soon...

Got back from Home Depot a little while ago. Scored the 4 piece Ryobi cordless set for $60 (chose the $70 cordless hammer drill as the free item), the Ryobi bench grinder for $20, and the 6 LED flashlight set for $10. No problems at all.

I'm going to Home Depot in a little while to see if they are setting up for BF. If so, I am going to try and snag some stuff.

Yes, I love the headlines: "Will Black Friday save retail this year?" Answer: NO. The deals aren't as good. Even though there will be plenty of people out there on BF, that doesn't mean that they will be buying. Anyone plan on spending more (or even the same) as last year? Remember - even a small decline of say, 3% in sales year-over-year is catastrophic in the retail industry.

Let me know when Apple starts updating the firmware of their older iPods to have the same features as the new iPods. Microsoft already does that, yes that Micro$oft.