what time should i go to stores on black friday like bestbuy and otha big reatails stores?
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as early as you can get there
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Best Buy, Online at Amazon.com, Circuit City, Target
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Best Buy is one of the hottest places for their early bird items so you may wanna start camping tonight.
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Man, Target may be so crowded that you may become a ‘target’ of Black Friday. Please wear all protective gear, including knee pads, goggles and helmet…don’t forget to stay low when reaching for your purchases. ;-) \n\nMy advice to you is to attempt to be in the front of the line when they open in the morning and watch your back, people are known to push others down. Are you ready to rumbleeeee? ;-)\n\nBe blessed.
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Try any retail store, like the Gap, Old Navy - around this time of the year they look for overnight stock people for the holidays.
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Best Buy has great prices, and you can research their web site before you go into the store to purchase the item.  www.bestbuy.com
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hey I found this info on the web today, hope this is what you are looking for.It only list a few stores but that's a start.  check out this website  http://blackfriday.gottadeal.com/
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BLACK FRIDAY (SHOPPING) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Friday_Sale\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\n\nBlack Friday, the day after Thanksgiving in the United States, is historically one of the busiest retail shopping days of the year. Many consider it the "official" beginning to the holiday season. Most retailers will open very early and usually provide massive discounts on their products.\n\nAlthough Black Friday is typically the busiest shopping day of the year in terms of customer traffic, it is not typically the day with the highest sales volume. That is usually either Christmas Eve or the last Saturday before Christmas.\n\nOrigin\n\nThe first use of this term to describe the day after Thanksgiving is not exactly known. There are two popular theories as to its origin.\n\nAccounting practice\n\nOne theory is that stores traditionally operated at a financial loss for most of the year (January through November) and made their profit during the holiday season. When this would be recorded in the financial records, common accounting practices use red ink to show negative amounts and black ink would show positive amounts. Black Friday is the beginning of the period where they would no longer have losses (the red) and instead take in the year's profits (the black).\n\nStress from large crowds\n\nAnother theory comes from the fact that shopping experience on this day can be extremely stressful. The term is used as a comparison to the extremely stressful and chaotic experience of Black Thursday or other black days. According to The Word Spy:\n\nEarliest Citation:\nChristmas decorations around Tampa Bay started going up in late October, and business has been brisk since then. And while Friday--known as Black Friday for the legendary hordes--will be the biggest shopping day for many area stores, others ring up the greatest sales the Saturday before Christmas.\n—Marilyn Marks, "Retailers expect good sales this Christmas," St. Petersburg Times, November 27, 1986\n\nThere exists an earlier reference, speaking to the Friday after Thanksgiving:\n\nA BLACK FRIDAY.\nThere have been many Black Fridays in recent history. Most of them have been days of financial panic. There has been none of blacker foreboding than last Friday. And the blackness is not loss or fear of loss in stocks and bonds.\nNew York Times (1857-Current file).\nNew York, N.Y.: Dec 3, 1922. pg. 38, 1 pgs\nISSN/ISBN 03624331\n\nEmployees of retail stores have for years referred to Black Friday in a satirical way, to note the extremely stressful and hectic nature of the day. Heavy traffic and customer demands added to the long hours make it a difficult day.\n\n\nBlack Friday on the Internet\n\nAdvertisements in advance\n\nCertain websites such as DealTaker.com offer information about Black Friday deals up to a month in advance. The text listings of prices are usually accompanied by adscans -- complete PDFs either leaked by insiders, or intentionally released by large retailers to give consumers insight and allow them time to plan.\n\nCyber Monday\n\nThe term Cyber Monday refers to the Monday immediately following Black Friday, which unofficially marks the beginning of the holiday online shopping season.\n\nIn recent years, Cyber Monday has become a busy day for online retailers, with some sites offering low prices and other promotions on that day.\n\nControversy\n\nResponse (Buy Nothing Day)\n\nAnti-consumer frenzy protesters have chosen this day as Buy Nothing Day in North America, where those concerned about the increasing power and influence of consumer corporations are urged to not make consumer purchases.\n\nDMCA\n\nIn recent years, some retailers (including Wal-Mart, Target Corporation, Best Buy, and Staples, Inc.) have claimed that the advertisements they send in advance of Black Friday and the prices included in those advertisement are intellectual property and protected by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).\n\nUsing the t
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no not yet but you can sign up at www.blackfriday.com  and they will email you when all the shopping lists come out  :)
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I am in retail and I also for the first time went to a black friday last year. We got up at 5 got to the store at 6 the line was across the street. Look if you wanna get there early get there at 2-3 am I know it sounds stupid but believe me you will see people there especially if they have door busters. good luck I work tomorrow at 5am because we open at 6. \n\n\nhope its worth it..
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I work for best buy, and the correct address is \n\nwww.bestbuycares.com\n\nenjoy!
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sure if u have recipt but its just cheaper to go and buy another one helpful hint the pawn shop is a great place to shop in addition Black Friday is comming so look and see if any are on sale
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Just went to walmart supercenter here in Jacksonville and they say they are open all day long tomorrow...check your local Wal mart....
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depends on the city that it is in. some stay open 24/7. but if its a smaller town then they open around 6-7am and close at 11 or midnight.
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I think it depends. Where i live it closes at 6  Call the store nearest you, and ask.
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Yes, i LOVE black fridays. My brothers + I have made a tradition out of it. We usually go the place that's opening the earliest and has the best "early bird" prizes. Department stores give out giftcards, so one year we all raked in $100 in gift cards and bought my father a really nice watch for only a few bucks. Then we go to the other shops and try to get free stuff from them too. We usually hit up the mall around 5am, buy some starbucks on the way and wait in line till it opens. Then we just splurge and buy Xmas gifts for everyone, usually at really good prices. It's fun, and we're usually pooped by 11am, so we head home and sleep the rest of the day :)
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In the USA if a business is in the black, it is doing extremely well.If it's in the red, it's losing money. Thanksgiving always occurs on a Thursday and the next day is when the shopping for Christmas is done. Millions of dollars are made on that one day;more than any day in the year. Since businesses do well on this day, it was dubbed Black Friday. Have a nice Thanksgiving.