There is a lot of hype about shopping the Friday after Thanksgiving. Websites, big chain and department stores will be offering discounts and loss leaders to get you into the store to shop.
The way to work Black Friday is know what gifts you want to give before you shop so you won’t be tempted to buy something that’s a great price but not on your gift list. Here’s when you check the web first to see who’s got the deals.

There are several sites that list Black Friday ads. Now is the time to peruse them, before you shop. All of them are packed with information. I picked a deal each one promoted.
Do look through each carefully, then either make your list or snap up the online promos.

http://bfads.net/
Had this information:
”Dell.com is currently offering the Xbox 360 Premium (Hard-Drive Included) Console for $340, $60 off its retail price! You must add the Xbox 360 Premium to your cart to see the discount!

This is the prime time to purchase an Xbox 360 because the year-long anticipated Xbox 360 game was just released earlier this month, Gears of War, which received a 9.4/10 rating from IGN.com. Not only this, but Dell is giving you an $8.85 (15% Off) Discount if you purchase Gears of War with the Xbox 360 Premium.”

http://www.blackfriday.info/
They had some unpublished TV sales from Circuit City and Best Buys which included a Samsung 50” plasma television for $1799 that originally went for $2999.99.

http://blackfriday.gottadeal.com/
They posted: “Best Buy Extra 7 Hour Specials Posted including $249 Laptop
Posted 11/20/2006 @ 10:36 pm PT
We've just added 5 special items that Best Buy will have on Black Friday in stores that are not a part of their regular ad. These items includes a $249 Toshiba laptop and a $999 Panasonic Plasma 42" HDTV. Click here to view these items on BestBuy.com.”

The best part is you can shop in your jammies, avoid the crowds at the mall and get a sizeable deal.