Black Friday has arrived early on Amazon.com.
The world’s largest online retailer has opened its Black Friday Deals store, a pre-party if you will, offering steals on popular electronics like LED TVs, computers cameras, video game systems, toys, clothes and more through Nov. 19, according to a press release.
The retailer is still planning on offering Black Friday Deals Week starting Nov. 19.
The Seattle-based retailer’s pre-Black Friday sale will offer a Deal of the Day, along with limited-time “door-buster Lightning Deals.” Offers will be rolled out hourly in limited quantities.
The first offers included a great deal on Melissa & Doug Deluxe Wooden Multi-Activity Table for $79.99. It normally sells for $109. Another offer is a Toshiba All-In-One Desktop for $619. It normally sells for $1,199.
Holiday bargain hunters can sign up for email alerts so they don’t miss any good buys:
See the Black Friday Deals store: http://amzn.to/X3kJD0
Free Grateful Dead downloads
Hey Deadheads! Get a free Grateful Dead MP3 download every day in November. The Nov. 1 song download was “Sugaree.”
Each day, you’ll get a new Grateful Dead track from the vault. You also can play a trivia game to win sweet swag.
Enter your e-mail and you’re ready to play for prizes and/or download the day’s song.
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Free kids haircuts
JC Penney salons are offering free haircuts for kids every Sunday in November.
Call now to make an appointment for children in grades K-6 to get the freebie. Walk-ins will not be accepted. The chain is bringing back the popular promotion after giving away 1.6 million free back-to-school haircuts in August.
Also, through Nov. 22, customers can round up their store purchases to the nearest dollar to support Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign.
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Gaming bargains
EA Games is offering 50 free popular iOS mobile titles like “Monopoly Hotels” “World Series of Yahtzee” and “The Simpson Tapped Out” games, too.
Also, EA is having a huge sale, offering up to 70 percent off popular games “Battlefield Bad Company 2,” “Madden NFL 12” and “Plants vs. Zombies,” among others.
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