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One of the online sites we have found to be useful is: http://www.uberi.com
They do have some interesting bargains listed that are not available even on price search engines. We were able to get more for each dollar. Hope that's useful info for some.
the week before black Friday i told my stores that this black friday is going to be a very busy one, more then usual. how did i know this? because for the first time in my life i woke up at 5 to get the best deals.
people are hurting and needed to do all of their shopping when the best deals are happening. since black Friday sales have been dismal and it doesn't seem to be getting better i fear many jobs and companies will be cut after these holiday numbers get ran.
I didn't want to buy anything big this year, but my 2002 computer just wasn't functional any more.
- by jfienix December 4, 2008 12:57 PM PST
- Buying stuff online is the best and it beats the hassle of getting out of my bed, getting dressed, and getting in the car. I went to wadewire.com and got two free lg vus.
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