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New websites help shoppers find Black Friday deals

Nov 2, 2011

Pittsburgh TV reporter Robin Taylor has checked out three websites that already have Black Friday deals posted, and some deals are available for purchase now.

The websites have “leaked” deals posted and also show how you can save more money with online coupon codes.

Robin went to all three sites and found some interesting holiday specials. Many deals won’t require you to camp out in front of the store.

At www.cyberblackfriday.com we learned Amazon is already selling an LG 42 inch TV for $680, and it comes with a low price guarantee.

Go to Blackfriday.com and you'll find you can get 5 percent off all toys purchased online by using the right coupon code.

Blackfriday2011.com has a leaked ad from wholesaler BJ's. On the Friday after Thanksgiving, it'll be offering a $250 rebate on Asus laptops.

Mapping out your holiday shopping strategy -- could save you money -- because you'll be less likely to fall for impulse buys.

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