Official Best Buy Black Friday Ad

Again why does this topic marked as Hot. These deals stink. Each year they get worse.

yoregano said:   Squeezer99 said:   opathal said:   Remember to add sales tax, cost of gas AND opportunity cost into these prices.

and camping out a week before black friday in a tent in front of the store.
Um, he did say "opportunity cost."

Read "sleep"

robertw477 said:   Again why does this topic marked as Hot. These deals stink. Each year they get worse.

I don't think the deals have gotten worse as much as the margins have gotten thinner. Amazon and other online retailers have made former Black Friday prices.....everyday prices. For about the past 4 Black Fridays.....I've found WAY better deals throughout the year than on that day.

Looking for a deal on a large LED TV, 70" or better, don't see anything from BB on BF

need a new printer, never shopped on black friday...
anyone think the HP - Deskjet Network-Ready Wireless Color e-All-In-One Printer for $40 deal would sellout before the afternoon?

thanks

Page 5 is not the correct Ad page as in Bestbuy.com. The Samsung TVs 40" and 39" are not present in the black friday ad in Bestbuy. Please correct it.

Markfaafp said:   ahcool said:   $187.99 Lenovo - 15.6" Laptop - 2GB Memory - 320GB Hard Drive - Black
This is a good deal I am sure.

At this price, it must have a Celery processor, if it has one at all.

Sorry, I missed the other posts about the AMD processor.

Does the Celery Processor come with peanut butter and raisins

This is shaping up to be a relatively depressing Black Friday overall. The only thing I really need is a new pair of good earbuds to replace the Shure SCLs that are on their last legs, but picked up a few pairs of "blemished package" Skullcandy's from eBay to hold me over until there's a hot deal. My TV started acting up last night and I got excited by the prospect of having a deal to pursue, but I think it may just be my comically bad Time Warner cable service. I may venture out, just for fun, but an old-fashioned campout is looking less and less likely with every ad that posts

swsander said:   Thanks. I'm hoping they allow silver members to purchase some of the items so I can stay home and enjoy Thanksgiving!

Heck- I did know this happened. How did they do it? Was it online, or did you show up inthe morning and rile folks up? Might have been worth it just to show up and see how others reacted.

MillieK said:   If they were smart they would have done that. Sears and Sams club are offering their deals early to special members tonight.

If they were smart they might not be in the condition they're in. Of course, the comparison may not be to the most successfult of current businesses.

If they were smart many places they might have some more "interesting" BF deals and better deals year-round.

Does anyone know if something on their Black Friday ad is not a "doorbuster" (e.g. the Panasonic 55" 3D tv), can you order it online and pick it up at the store? The ad doesn't spell out the details. Will I be competing for inventory with people at the store or if I buy one online and select store pickup they'll definitely have it at the store?

Was excited about the ipod touch with gift card but ..

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/32GB+iPod+touch%26%23174%3B+5th+Gene...

they jack up the price to $ 349 then give the $50 gift card... boo..

Does anyone know if BestBuy restocks their online inventory throughout the day? Or is it all gone once it says Sold Out Online?

tajar96 said:   They do restock for sure or maybe they call it "release". Yesterday's the iPad $60 off deal was on and off throughout the day online. It was a crap shoot once you had it in your cart to actually checkout.

Cool, thanks. I was looking for the E4200 router, and they did indeed restock it, so I just bought one. However, they're not doing shipping on it anymore, they only allow instore pick up. I'm guessing they're releasing inventory from the stores where they haven't yet sold the items on sale.