Cyber Monday is just around the corner. If you're one of the many anticipating all the good deals you will find online, you should go to the battle prepared.
Another way is to shop online in the pre-dawn hours as many stores post the discounts on their websites. You can order them online and pick up the products from the store later. Also, some web-only deals are available as early as Thanksgiving evening.
Bass Pro is providing the camp-out atmosphere for all that come out for the Great Turkey Campout, with a fire pit, hot chocolate and S'mores at no charge. They will be hosting games and a chance to win a 2010 Toyota 4-Runner and a Coleman Camping Package.
The report adds that the current prototype of the PlayStation Phone is pretty buggy, hasn't even been skinned yet. Given that, it sounds like a 2011 release is upcoming, which is unfortunate: Sony will miss the especially-for-gaming-consoles-valuable holiday shopping season, meaning no black Friday HDTV coupons for the PlayStation Phone.
Those are just a few of the savings that Amazon.com has promised; you can see more at the link above, but the full list won't be revealed until midnight Sunday. Amazon.com is calling the event "Cyber Week," countdown to black friday 2015 for 2011 will extend the entire week.
Check your credit card websites for any rebate points you may have earned. I found that I had enough points on one card to earn a $50 gift card. I earned a $25 credit voucher from another.
Consider charging it. While you don't want to run up a huge credit card debt, credit cards offer you certain protections that debit cards and cash do not (buyer protection, for example.
The National Parks Pass is the ultimate gift for a traveler. This $80 card is valid for one year from the date of issue, and covers park entry fees for the recipient and up to three passengers in their car. It's valid at any US national park. Purchase a National Parks Pass online or in person at a national park.
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