Black Friday Deals 2009 are leaking slowly. Whether it is accidental or a deliberate marketing ploy we don’t know. But Black Friday Deals 2009 at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Target, Kohl’s and Kmart are sure to please even the pickiest of Black Friday 2009 shoppers as it is roughly 2 and a half weeks away only, and shoppers are getting increasingly anxious about the prospects of good savings.

Best Buy is offering an early Black Friday deal on Wednesday Nov 11 for those who cannot wait until November 28 for all of the Black Friday 2009 deals.

Best Buy in its early Black Friday deal is offering an Acer Extensa laptop for only $249.99. Its web site reveals that this early Black Friday deal is the Acer Extensa Laptop with Intel Celeron Processor, model number is EX5230E-2177.

Shoppers are definitely happy this holiday season, as Black Friday sales i.e. Thanksgiving Sale have already begun early even at retailers such as Sears and Wal-Mart. Although these retailers have weekly specials and doorbuster deals, it is only logical to assume that the real Black Friday will bring you the best deals.

Wal-Mart started a series of weekly shopping events. This week, you can get an HP notebook for $298 or a 42″ TV for $498. Best Buy also had a deal on a similar 42″ TV for $498.99 - only .99 more than Wal-Mart. I expect to see TV price wars this holiday season, so this might be the year to buy your husband that flat screen TV he’s been drooling over.

MSN reported on a leaked Kmart ad that hit Black Friday deal Web sites early this week. Among Kmart deals are a Sony Bravia 32 inch for $379, a Nintendo DSI bundle with 5 games for $169.99, and a Fisher Price Handy Manny Fix-It Motorcycle for $17.49.

The Associated Content website reports: Best Buy has the best opportunity to save of them all. Best Buy is hosting their annual VIP Black Friday contest. In each of their 25 markets, Best Buy will select one lucky shopper to receive a $1,000 Best Buy gift card to use on Black Friday. In addition, they will be chauffeured to their local Best Buy in a limousine.

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Meanwhile, Everything PR reports on crowd control strategies for Black Friday 2009:

Last year, at at the Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream, N.Y Jdimytai Damour, 34, was trampled to death by the Black Friday masses hunting for a Walmart deal. The event determined Walmart to change their policies on how to manage the crowds during the sales, aiming for an “orderly” Black Friday. Walmart stores will open Thanksgiving morning at 6 a.m. and stay open through Friday evening.

Best Buy has its own crowd control plan, the New York Times reports. For example, Peter Conway, general manager of a Best Buy in Westbury, N.Y., “has made a habit of arriving at his store at 7 p.m. Thanksgiving night to chat with shoppers lined up outside.” Best Buy has always sent out teams of workers to calm down the buyers by giving tickets for its door-busters. Tickets are given out around 3 a.m., one per customer. The strategy is simple, common sense:

“They know if they have a ticket, they’re guaranteed they have that product,” Mr. Conway said. “It creates ease of mind.” Popular items are marked with colored balloons.

The store also hands out maps to help shoppers find easier the isles they are looking for, and to keep them from running around sparingly.

Some Best Buy stores host a “dry-run” one week before the Black Friday deal, to make sure that the employees are prepared for the shopping madness ahead. With all the “early deals” this year, chances are that many customers will take advantage of the online offers to shop early and to avoid last minute deals. For example, Best Buy now opened the sale on their early Black Friday notebook deal with an Acer Extensa EX5230E-2177 Windows 7 laptop for $249.99. Best Buy ads and news about this deal flood the Internet – chances that the promotion lasts long are very low. Best Buy’s Black Friday computer offerings will include nine popular brands, plus over 30 laptops, six net-books, 17 desktops, and four all-in-ones. Additionally, Best Buy is offering $20 off any $100 online purchase if you pay through Paypal from now to November 16th.

Other retailers have posted their ads online too: among them Kohls – with discounts of up to 60%, Staples – with great deals for cameras and software, Amazon, Kmart and others. Every day, another Blitz Day deal emerges on the market, an ongoing competition between large retailers and smaller stores, which, unfortunately don’t get the deserved media attention.

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