Black Friday doorbuster deals are popular with shoppers and the Internet is helping to spread the word on these deals so fast that the words "doorbuster" and "Black Friday" are constantly in the Google trending topics. Best Buy, Walmart, Target and many other retailers are trying to lure shoppers in as early as possible to nail down some good retails sales numbers despite a shaky economy.

You might remember those car ads people railed about. "Come in and get a Mercedes for Half-Price!" Of course, those only applied to ONE individual car on an entire lot. As Black Friday continues to be the biggest shopping day of the year, doorbusters are supposed to be the biggest bargains. However, in reality, are Black Friday doorbuster deals a bargain?

The World Against Toys Causing Harm, Inc. (W.A.T.C.H.), a Massachusetts charitable non-profit corporation, has announced its annual "Top 10 Worst Toys" list for 2009. Popular toys such as Zhu Zhu Pets are not on the list, but a foam rocket launcher, children's book and Batman and Wolverine action figures are among the most dangerous toys listed for 2009.

Walmart has not confirmed the leaked ads for Black Friday 2009, but it's fairly certain that the ads are the real deal. Several reliable Black Friday sites have released the full list of Walmart Black Friday deals and the deals are direct competition for retailers such as Target, Best Buy and Sears.

Dell has emailed Employee Purchase Plan participants news on a Black Friday preview sale. The DealZ are pretty good, and as we said last time we spoke of Dell's EPP program, anyone can participate, as they don't police it (more on that later).

Toys R Us today announced this morning that its stores nationwide will open at midnight on Black Friday, Thursday, November 26, 2009. This will provide shoppers access to its Black Friday deals five hours earlier than their past Black Friday opening time of 6am.

Who has the best deals on Black Friday toys? The hottest Christmas toys of 2009 are Zhu, Zhu Pets, Barbie Dolls, Transformers, Hot Wheels, Nintendo DSi and Wii, LeapFrog, Tonka Mighty Truck and many more toys, electronics, and video games. With stores leaking their deals early, why wait until Black Friday – the traditional day after Thanksgiving shopping day – to find out what retailers are offering, when you can "window shop" now?

The price of owning a GPS has come down significantly over the past year. With Black Friday sales around the corner, many are looking to get a great deal on a GPS to give as a gift or keep for their own use. Target, Walmart and Best Buy are all coming out on top with great Black Friday 2009 deals on a variety of GPS units.

Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving and as such, it's always been the biggest shopping day of the year. It's so popular now that people chase the ads, like Walmart Black Friday Deals 2009 or Best Buy Black Friday Deals 2009. Dont' forget your kids, though! Toys R Us has released their Black Friday Deals 2009.

Walmart is keeping shoppers in their stores prior to the big Black Friday shopping day next week. They keep the pre-Black Friday specials coming and consumers are flocking to Walmart to get a great deal ahead of the crowds. The next pre-Black Friday sale is slated for Saturday, November 21.

Dell has sent out an email to their Employee Purchase Plan (EPP) customers, previewing its EPP Black Friday sale. Employee Purchase Plan members are those who have special memberships through their school, work, or other agency, but there is a slight loophole in the way Dell does things with EPP accounts (more on this later).

Black Friday traditionally means waking up before the sun rises to stand in line to get great deals on limited merchandise. This year, Sears is offering 25 lucky shoppers the chance to win an opportunity to shop the retailer's Black Friday deals two days before everyone else. Sears is following in the footsteps of Best Buy who is also offering a 2009 Black Friday VIP contest.