Cyber Monday / Black Friday Deals & OMGWTFITSSOCHEAP Links

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If anybody is looking for a good deal on a tv Walmart has a 40 inch lcd for under 300. Could probably flip a few on ebay and craigslist

Emerson 40in LCD HDTV (1080p) $248 (item #: LC401EM2F)
 
via slickdeals.net, anyone can get a $2 mp3 credit at amazon by using coupon code STUDYBRK


Protip: shop before Black Friday. Bring your receipts in and you still get the sales price. Lollercopters at the stampedes of peasants.

A lot of the stuff that people wait in line for can't be purchased until Friday. Even if it gets placed on the sales floor before then, it won't ring up at the register.
 
Protip: shop before Black Friday. Bring your receipts in and you still get the sales price. Lollercopters at the stampedes of peasants.

I've done this for years. Most stores have a 30 day price guarantee, where they will give you cash back if they offer the item for less than you paid for it. Buy things on Wednesday, go in on Saturday and get your money back. The only store that I can remember *not* giving me the price difference is Best Buy. Fuck Best Buy.

Also, blackfriday.info has all the ads. No need to flood the thread with them.
 
If anybody is looking for a good deal on a tv Walmart has a 40 inch lcd for under 300. Could probably flip a few on ebay and craigslist

Emerson 40in LCD HDTV (1080p) $248 (item #: LC401EM2F)

Warning: Only buy them if you plan on flipping them. A quick G search shows a lot of customer complaints and it seems like these pieces of shit are not made to last more than 6-10 months on average.
 
Most major retailer sales that I looked at on bfads.net are pretty bad. The best deals I've seen was a 32" Toshiba @ hhgregg for $200, and two or three TVs at Best Buy, the 24" one for $80, and a 42" Sharp 1080p for $200, but only 5 per store.

Almost all of the other "sales" you can get any time during the year by watching SlickDeals.