Cyber Monday is just a few hours away but BestBuy is ahead of the game.

As Walmart, Target, and other retailers gear up for an online shopping influx to begin tomorrow, one retailer is getting a jump on the competition.

The electronics retailer BestBuy has just launched some of their Cyber Monday deals on their website.

The cyber deals aren’t limited to just one area, BestBuy is boasting great deals in all categories including refurbished equipment to gift cards.

According to a report, some of the deals include, Toshiba AMD E-Series, 2GB RAM, 320GB, 15.6-inch LED for $279.99, the Samsung 51? Class / Plasma / 720p / 600Hz / HDTV for $499.99, the Asus Intel Core i3 2.2GHZ, 4GB RAM, 320GB, 15.6-inch LED for $389.99, the Gateway AMD E-Series 1.6GHZ, 2GB RAM, 500GB, 20-inch for $399.99 and the SanDisk Cruzer 16GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive for $12.99.

Home appliance cyber deals at BestBuy include the Samsung 25.8 Cu. Ft. French Door Refrigerator Stainless for $1199.99, the Norelco Rechargeable Cordless Men’s Razor for $26.99, the Philips Sonicare Rechargeable Powered Toothbrush White for $34.99, among others.

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Musical equipment cyber deals from BestBuy include Alesis DM6 4-Piece Electronic Drum Set for $199, Yamaha Portable Keyboard with 61 Full-Size Keys for $89.99, and the GPX Party Machine CD+ Karaoke System with 5-1/2 ” Black-and-White Monitor for $59.99.

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Refurbished equipment cyber deals include a refurbished Xbox 360 250GB Console for $239, refurbished TomTom XL 350 GPS for $54.00, refurbished Velocity Micro Cruz E-Reader for $69.99, among others.

And for those looking for a great gift card deal, BestBuy cyber deals include gift cards like a $50 Apple iTunes Gift Card on sale for $40 and a $50 Itunes and iBookstore Gift Card for $40.

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As part of the Cyber Sale, BestBuy is also offering free $10 E-Gift Cards with store pickup orders of $100 or more.

Some Deals:

• up to 50% off Fleece for Women, featuring Laura Scott and Everlast
• Up to 40% off Handbags & Wallets, plus an extra 15% off with code REALJOY
• up to 50% off Sweaters for Women + extra 15% off w/ code REALJOY
• up 50% off Holiday Socks
• up to 50% Off Women’s Tops + an extra 10% online. Additional 15% off w/code REALJOY 
• $29.99 Select Men’s Pants
• Kenmore 3.1 cu ft. 2-Door Compact Refrigerator, Stainless Steel, Save $60
• Moistair Tabletop 3-Gallon Humidifier, Save $40 only $19.99
• Kenmore Intuition 31040 Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner, White, Save $120
• Whirlpool Gold 21.9 cu. ft. Single-Door Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator, Save $450
• up to 50% Off Coats for Boys + save an extra 10% off online & 15% off with code REALJOY 
• Up to 40% off Cosmetic Kits
• Up to 50% Off Coats for Girls + an extra 10% online w/ Additional 15% off w/code REALJOY
• Up to 60% off Men’s tops, plus save an extra 15% off with code REALJOY 
• 10% Off Baby Gear & Travel
• up to 50% Off Girls Dresses, + save an extra 10% online & extra 15% off w/ code REALJOY
• Up to 50% off Women’s coats + save an extra 10% off online & 15% w/code REALJOY
• Up to 40% off fragrance sets
• 15% Off Nursery Bedding & Accessories
• Up to 50% Infant & Toddler Dresses, plus extra 15% off with code REALJOY

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Cyber Monday is celebrated by consumers who would rather cozy up next to a laptop and coffee Monday morning, instead of on busy lines filled with excited shoppers.

Some of the big retail stores are starting to release their Cyber Monday deals for Internet shoppers who like to have a game plan when they sit down next to their laptops.

Toys R Us said it’s giving away some freebies with some expensive purchases, and Macy’s will lower its free shipping policy for the first time, offering free delivery for purchases of at least $75. Shoppers will have to use a promo code for the advantage of free shipping, but there are some exceptions.

Both Macy’s and Toys R Us said cyber deals will start on Sunday. The toy store said online-only deals will go on for the week starting at 6 p.m. on Sunday.

“This Cyber Monday, we want to extend the convenience of shopping from home by providing additional savings a day early with offers starting on Sunday,” Peter Sachse, chairman and chief executive officer of macys.com, said in a statement. “The ability to shop earlier for even more incredible deals is another way Macy’s provides its customers with ways to save time and money during the busiest shopping season of the year.

Here is Macy’s Cyber Monday deals:

• Buy one get one free on select women’s sweaters
• $69.99 Club Room Cashmere V-Neck sweaters
• $199 ½ CT Diamond Stud earrings in 14k white gold
• $199 1-1/3 CT Aquamarine ring in 14k White Gold with diamond accents
• $99.99 select 24-piece room-in-a-bag sets
• $349.99 Dyson DC-17 total clean vacuum
• $69.99 Kenneth Cole Reaction wool car coat
• Save 50 percent on select women’s coats
• 50 percent off Charter Club leather gloves and cashmere scarves
• 25-40 percent off designer and trend handbags
• $59.99 select men’s boots
• $50 off holiday dresses
• $79.99 Bill Blass premier 4-piece luggage set
• $29.99 TDK performance headphones, EB-900 in-ear headphones

• FREE Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure™with the purchase of Red Nintendo 3DS with Mario Bundle for $199.99***** ($69.99 value. This deal begins at 8am on Monday, November 28. Limit 3000.)
• FREE Game, Controller or Headset (up to $59.99 value) with the purchase of Xbox® 360 4GB with Kinect for $299.99
• BUY ONE GET ONE 60% OFF hundreds of video game titles
• BUY ONE GET ONE 50% OFF ALL Calico Critters™
• SAVE UP TO 40% on ALL NERF Blasters and Sports
• 30% OFF ALL KRE-O TRANSFORMERS
• SAVE UP TO 30% on ALL Little Tikes® Bouncers and Ride-Ons
• SAVE UP TO 30% on ALL Razor® Scooters
• 25% OFF ALL Chicco® Toys
• 25% OFF ALL Transformers Action Figures and Role Play
• 25% OFF ALL Star Wars Action Figures and Role Play
• 20% OFF ALL Lamaze® Infant Toys
• 20% OFF ALL Victorious Toys and Electronics
• SAVE UP TO 20% on ALL Power Wheels® Ride-Ons
• 20% OFF ALL Easy-Bake Ovens and Refills
• 20% OFF ALL Power Rangers Action Figures
• 20% OFF ALL THUNDERCATS Action Figures
• 20% OFF ALL Justin Bieber Dolls and Room Décor
• Save $15 on any Barbie® Dolls or Playsets purchase totaling $100 or more
• Save $10 on any Lalaloopsy™ Dolls or Playsets purchase totaling $60 or more
• Save $10 on any Hot Wheels® Vehicles or Playsets purchase totaling $60 or more

Walter Vance, the 61-year-old pharmacist, who reportedly suffered from a prior heart condition, later died in hospital, reports MSNBC.

Witnesses say some shoppers ignored and even walked over the man’s body as they continued to shop, reports The Daily News.

Friends and co-workers saddened to learn of his death, expressed outrage over the way he was treated by shoppers.

“Where is the good Samaritan side of people?” Vance’s co-worker Sue Compton told WSAZ-TV.

“How could you not notice someone was in trouble? I just don’t understand if people didn’t help what their reason was, other than greed because of a sale.”

Gawker points out there is no legal obligation to come to someone’s rescue, only a moral one.

While some news organizations say that no one helped the collapsed man, his wife refuted this report.

Lynne Vance said six nurses shopping in the store came to her husband’s rescue and performed CPR until paramedics arrived, notesthe Sunday Gazette Mail.

This wasn’t the only incident to taint America’s biggest shopping day.

While one customer sprayed fellow shoppers with pepper spray so she could snag a video game, another scenario involved an exhausted Target worker accidentally driving her car into a canal after working the Black Friday

Troubles at the nation’s largest retailer began lateThanksgiving Day, when about 20 customers, including kids, suffered minor injuries at a Los Angeles Walmart after they were pepper sprayed by a shopper. Police, who are still searching for the woman, say she used the pepper spray to gain an edge over fellow shoppers vying for discounted Xbox video game players.

A shopper outside the San Leandro, Calif., Walmart was shot at 1:45 a.m. after he and family members resisted two armed men trying to steal purchases. The unidentified victim was in critical but stable condition and expected to survive. Police arrested Tony Phillips, 20, for attempted homicide and robbery.

Among other incidents plaguing Walmart:

•Two South Carolina shoppers were robbed at gunpoint in the parking lot near a Hilton Head Island Walmart.

•In upstate New York, two women were injured in altercations that broke out at a Rome Walmart that had just let Black Friday shoppers into its electronics department. One man was charged with disorderly conduct.

•In the Phoenix suburb of Buckeye, Walmart shopper Jerald Allen Newman was roughed up by police as he put a video game in the waistband of his pants as he tried to lift his grandson so he wouldn’t be trampled by a crowd. Witnesses told Phoenix TV station KSAZ that police thought the 54-year-old grandfather was stealing the video game.

•In Kinston, N.C., an early Friday scuffle erupted between Walmart customers trying to snap up cellphones marked down from $200 to $35. An off-duty Kinston police officer working security for the store pepper sprayed several consumers. One unidentified shopper was arrested.

•Police used a stun gun to subdue Walmart shopper Brian Shellnutt in Milford, Conn., after he allegedly hit another shopper in a Thursday night fight while waiting to buy video games. Shellnutt, 26, faces assault and other charges.

•A man was arrested in a scuffle at a jewelry counter at a Kissimmee, Fla., Walmart. And near Muskegon, MI., a teen suffered minor injuries after being knocked over and stepped on repeatedly in a consumer rush to the electronics department.

The incidents appear to be the result of two converging trends on Black Friday: bigger crowds in search of bigger, broader deals.

“The more the people, the more the occurrences,” says Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst with market research firm The NPD Group.

Separately, bomb threats were made at Walmart stores in Woodland Park, Colo., Neosho, Mo., and the chain’s hometown, Bentonville, Ark.

Wal-Mart operates about 3,800 U.S. stores and more than 600 Sam’s Club warehouse outlets. Since the death of a store employee in a 2008 Black Friday stampede, the chain has implemented new security and crowd control measures, such as spreading door-buster deals over several hours.

Wal-Mart spokesman Greg Rossiter says he’s unsure if this year’s incidents are more pervasive than in years past.

“Except for a few unfortunate incidents, we’ve heard positive feedback from customers and our associates going through the biggest shopping day of the year,” Rossiter says.

Cyber Monday has opened up to massive online shopping this morning according to Fox News live, so these deals are selling at a steady pace. If you have a certain game in mind when you buy Wal-Mart’s Holiday Bundle, make sure they still have it in stock.

Here are just a few offers for Cyber Monday deals at Wal-Mart for the video game enthusiasts in your family:

• PlayStation 3 160GB Complete Entertainment Bundle with LittleBigPlanet 2: Special Edition, Rachet and Clank: All 4 One. You also get 1 free “Greatest Hits” Game for the price of $263.00.

• Xbox 360 250GB Holiday Gamer Bundle with Fable III, Halo: Reach DLC Code, 3-Month Xbox Live Gold Card. This bundle comes with 1 free “Top-Selling” Game for the price of $319.00.

• Xbox 360 250GB Kinect Family Fun Bundle with Kinect Sensor Bar Pack. This bundle comes with 1 free Kinect Game. This bundle comes with a 3-Month Xbox Live Gold Card for the price of $319.00.

If you decide to take advantage today my input would be this: you are either going to want to use these codes in the clearance section or splash out and use them on the newest of the new boots!

Enjoy, and go get some savings on new boots!

• WorldSoccerShop – 20% off all orders, use promo code 7WSSCM11
  
• Soccer.com – Spend $100 get $20 off – $150 get $30 off – $200 get $40 off. Good on all orders + free shipping, use promo code 1MONDAY11
  
• WeGotSoccer – 20% off all orders over $200, use promo codeCYBERMONDAY2011
  
• Puma Store – Spend $150 get 40% off – $100 get 30% off – $70 get 20% off. Good on all orders + free shipping. No code needed.
• Adidas Store – Spend $80 get $15 off – $100 get $25 off – $125 get $40 off. Good on all orders, use promo code as needed: 15OFF, 25OFF or 40OFF
  
• SoccerFanatic – 30% off + free shipping on all orders. No code needed.

All offers run through Monday only and end at midnight (11/28/11). Also important to note, I have noticed that there are specific terms and conditions for each deal, so make sure to double check you are getting the correct price with discount applied in your cart!

People are asking when is Cyber Monday 2011. A lot of active shoppers now are searching for the best and ideal deals from Cyber Monday 2011. And for those who have not able to grab the chance of going to some giant stores during Black Friday 2011, this is your final chance now to take the opportunity to grab the Cyber Monday deals from different stores online. Check them out now.

Black Friday has always been the biggest shopping day of the holiday season and this year was no exception. In fact, this year was even bigger than last year, despite the struggling economy. The economy may be struggling, but it certainly didn’t slow any of the shoppers down. This year Black Friday Sales records were posted all across the country and may hint at successful Cyber Monday record numbers to come.

As it has always been on this shopping day of all shopping days, shoppers either stayed up late or got up super early to hit the stores, in search of the major Black Friday deals that are notorious for this popular shopping day. The day brought in a record breaking $11.4 billion dollars in revenue from retail purchases.

According to IBM’s Coremetrics, a tracking system that keeps track of 500 retailers in the apparel, health and beauty, home goods and department store categories in real time, the online industry was hopping during Black Friday also, with online purchases up 39.3% on Thanksgiving Day and 24.3% on Black Friday compared to 2010 sales.

Amazon’s strategy to tempt visitors with good deals on electronics, but not give them access to all deals at once, is a pretty smart trick to keep people returning again and again to the site where they could find even more items to buy.

Other Amazon deals that will be available at various times starting at midnight Sunday and continuing through the end of the week in Amazon’s Cyber Monday Deals Store include:

• Sony Cybershot DSC-HX5V 10.2 MP Digital Camera: $199 (save $150)
• Pentax K-5 Digital SLR (Body Only): $999 (save $200)
• Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB Holiday Bundle (includes Fable III and Halo Reach): $199 (save $100)
• Nokia N8 (Unlocked): $299.99 (save $249)
• Monster Diddybeats Headphones: $59.99 (save $89)
• Up to 50 percent off select VTech electronic toys

Best Buy also is promoting its online Cyber Sale, which it says is Sunday and Monday, as opposed to Amazon’s weeklong event. Its carrot for shoppers is also different — if you spend $100 or more and use in-store pickup Best Buy will email you a $10 electronic gift card you can use online or in stores. Best Buy also doesn’t show you how much of a discount you’re getting when you put an item in your shopping cart, so it will help if you know the normal selling price of any items you might want to buy.

For those active shoppers who were not able to grab the best deals for Black Friday 2011, here’s your last chance for the most awaited Cyber Monday deals. The Cyber MOnday 2011 will continue its promise for the best deals and discounts from different giant online stores across the nation. Start searching for it now.

If you’d like to get a taste of some of the savings that will be on offer in Amazon’s Cyber Monday sale, the company released a sneak preview of a selection of deals across a variety of categories, including gaming, cameras, tools, jewelry and more.

A few highlights from the sneak preview include an Xbox 360 with a 250GB hard-drive bundled with a copy of Fable III andHalo Reach, for a tempting $200. There will also be a 60% off sale on sweaters and fleece for the whole family, an unlocked Nokia N8 for $299.99 (which saves you $249) and a Sony Cybershot DSC-HX5V 10.2 MP Digital Camera for $199.

You can see more of the deals to be offered below, but bear in mind this is not a comprehensive list.

• Sony Cybershot DSC-HX5V 10.2 MP Digital Camera: $199 (save $150)
• Pentax K-5 Digital SLR (Body Only): $999 (save $200)
• Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB Holiday Bundle (includes Fable III and Halo Reach): $199 (save $100)
• Nokia N8 (Unlocked): $299.99 (save $249)
• Monster Diddybeats Headphones: $59.99 (save $89)
• Save 50% off select Hasbro games
• Save up to 50% off select VTech electronic toys
• $25 off purchase of $100 or more on DEWALT tools
• Save more than 40% off select TechnoMarine watches
• Freshwater Cultured Pearl Button Stud Earrings, Set of 3: $16.99 (save $63)
• Save 25% off orders of $75 or more on select brands in Shoes & Accessories
• Save up to 60% off sweaters and fleece for Women, Men, Kids and Baby
• Bodum Bistro Electric Handheld Immersion Stick Blender (Orange): $49.99 (save $50)
• Mercer Cutlery Genesis 6-Piece Knife Set: $99.95 (save $150)
• Panasonic Linear Vortex Shaving System: $78.99 (save $171)
• Bissell PowerEdge Hard Floor Vacuum: $29.99 (save $20)
• Popular album titles including “Stronger” by Kelly Clarkson, “Metals” by Feist and “Bon Iver” by Bon Iver (MP3 Downloads): $4.99 each
• “Twilight” series DVDs: $6.99 each