More 2009 Black Friday ads have been released. The 2009 Black Friday ads are of course for the upcoming Black Friday, and 2009's installment is looking do even better than last year. With Black Friday 2009 falling on November 27th, stores are starting to leak details of their 2009 Black Friday ads, and though many haven't been officially released it’s getting people excited for Black Friday 2009 already. Wednesday saw the revelation of 2009 Black Friday deals at Target, Walmart, Best Buy, and even Staples. Several web-sites are putting together all of these 2009 Black Friday deals into easy to find locations, and its drawing many people to figure out which store will offer the best sales.

One of the notable 2009 Black Friday deals is going to be at Target, where Target will be offering many appliances at only $3.00 each in order to get people in the door. Walmart doesn't want to be out-done, so in preparation for their Black Friday 2009 sales, they are moving all of their stores to a 24-hour schedule. Most of the Walmart Super Stores are already open 24-hours per day, so these changes only apply to the other stores, where Walmart wanted to make the change to not only cater to more 2009 Black Friday customers, but to make sure they don't suffer what happened last year. Last year, during the rush to get into one of their stores, a temporary employee was trampled and killed, leading to Walmart wanting to make decisions that would help avoid that risk this year.

Staples.com is one of the stores that have released online advertisements for deals that their stores will be offering online. This has become another way for stores to take advantage of the Black Friday sales, because some people would rather stay home and purchase items from the comfort of their easy chair. More and more Black Friday advertisements are expected to be coming out very soon, including the Walmart.com advertisement where they go over all the toys that they will be selling for only $10.00 each and only 97 cents for the shipping cost on each one. There are a lot of deals to be had this holiday season, and 2009 Black Friday ads are going to provide everything customers could want and more.

Ryan Gamble