Black Friday deals are about to start online. Shoppers who choose not to battle the crowds can set their alarms and head to their computers to take advantage of the Black Friday sales. The big sales will be starting late tonight and early Friday morning. Walmart will be putting most of their Black Friday products online at 3:00am Eastern time.

Black Friday Deals are online, and that includes Sears. We previously wrote about Sears' Black Friday Sale Now! Doorbusters, which will run every Saturday until Christmas. These online sales, coming before actual Black Friday, really serve as a sort of Cyber Thursday.

Walmart Black Friday deals abound, and many have been leaked via the Internet. However, now some online Black Friday deals have been announced, turning Black Friday into a sort of Cyber Friday.

Target has a full list of deals for Black Friday and shoppers are gearing up by checking out the leaked flyer online. Target is opening at 5am on Black Friday and they are offering a free $10 gift card with a $100 purchase from 5am to noon. From $3 toasters and coffee makers to a 32-inch LCD HDTV $246, Target's Black Friday deals are going to sell out fast.

Black Friday is a much anticipated shopping day every year and the retailers are counting on consumers dropping their hard earned dollars on doorbusters and Black Friday deals on the day after Thanksgiving. the problem is, if you can't afford it, the deal is not really a deal. Don't let the lure of Black Friday deals put you into debt.

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.

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.

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?

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.

The Internet has been buzzing with questions about the 2009 Walmart Black Friday sale. Many retailers have already leaked out their Black Friday deals but Walmart has been very secretive. Until today. The word is out about some of the deals that may be well worth getting up early for on the day after Thanksgiving.

Walmart is keeping its Black Friday 2009 ad a big secret but there are plenty of pre-Black Friday deals being offered both online and in Walmart stores in the weeks leading up to the day after Thanksgiving shopping extravaganza.

Found your Zhu Zhu Pet Hamsters yet? No one else can either. The hottest Christmas toy of 2009 is out of stock nearly everywhere. Walmart, Toys"R"Us and Target advertise them, but don't have them available. You can't even order them online from these retailers. So, what's a parent to do?