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Cyber Monday deals are just as good if not better than Black …
More Black Friday ads released as the shopping holiday really becomes Black or Gray Thursday
Target's $1 bargain bins.
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Posted: 11/09/2012
CLEVELAND - Another day means more Black Friday ads leaked.
The Target ad is black and white, featuring a low priced camera and television. The Apex 32-inch LCD HDTV will sell for $147 when the doors open at 9 p.m. on Thursday. Target is also selling a Nikon L310 Digital Camera for $99.99, and a Nook Simple Touch E-reader for $49.
Costco is selling a camera for $60 off, and a Laptop for $150 off.
Kohl's is offering $15 cash for every $50 spent by shoppers Wednesday, November 21 through Sunday November 25. Also, the store is featuring 500 early bird specials when it opens on Black Friday at midnight.
Office Depot is advertising its lowest prices of the season. One special includes a Samsung Laptop and Tablet Bundle for $469.98. Also, the store flyer said you can begin shopping online on Thanksgiving. It's unclear if online shoppers will get first dibs on these special deals or will have access to other offers. The fine print just said all offers in the ad are not available online. The retail stores open at 5 AM on Black Friday.
To see all the leaked Black Friday, or shall we call it Black Thursday ads, you can check out GottaDeal . Some are even coining the new shopping day Gray Thursday.
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