Walmart, Best Buy, Target leak Black Friday ads with hot doorbuster deals With two weeks to go, stores are "leaking" advertisements for Gray Thursday/Black Friday doorbuster deals.Walmart, Best Buy and Target have released Thanksgiving Day advertisements. Here's a roundup:WALMART'S ADVERTISEMENT says the retailer will have three sales  offering doorbuster deals in stores starting at 6 and 8 p.m. Thanksgiving and 6 a.m. on Black Friday. Stores also will offer a "1-Hour Guarantee"  for these items: Apple iPad Mini 16GB with Wi-Fi for $199 with a $30 Walmart Gift Card50-inch Class LED HDTV for $218 ($180 savings)Vizio 65-inch Class Smart LED HDTV for $648 ($350 savings)Xbox One Halo Master Chief Bundle for $329 with $30 Walmart Gift CardRCA 7” Google Play Wi-Fi Tablet for $29 Beats by Dr. Dre Wireless Headphones for $149 ($130 savings)HP Intel Celeron Touch Laptop for $249BEST BUY'S ADVERTISEMENT  says its sale starts at 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Thanksgiving and 8 a.m. on Black Friday;

All offers will be online as well.Best doorbuster deals:Panasonic 50-inch LED HDTV for $199Apple iPad Air 2 for $100 off; prices start at $399Samsung Galaxy S5 for $1 with two-year activationDell Inspiron 15.6-inch touchscreen laptop for $299Microsoft Surface 2 32-GB tablet for $299 ($150 offTARGET'S ADVERTISEMENT says stores will open at 6 p.m. Thursday; all offers will be online with free shipping as well. Best doorbuster deals: GoPro Hero3+ Silver edition for $249 with $50 Target gift cardApple iPhone 16-GB (ATT) for $179.99 with $30 gift cardBeats by Dr Dre Solo HD headphones for $97 ($70 savings) Nikon Coolpix L330 20.2 megapixel camera for $99Sony Playstation 4 Destiny bundle for $399 with two gamesfitbit wireless activity + sleep wristband for $99 ($30 savings)Since planning is the key to saving big on hot deals, /ads to make you plan of attack for your favorite stores.Like Doreen's Deals on Facebook; follow Doreen Christensen on Twitter@PrettyGoodIdeas and sign up for Deals text alerts.

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Continuing to encourage guests to use their reusable bags at checkout to receive a 5-cent discount off their total purchase per reusable bag. Walmart and Target Black Friday ads hit the Internet Retail giants Walmart and Target will open stores to shoppers at 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. Black Friday advertisements for both retailers hit the Internet Thursday, showcasing deep discounts on televisions, tablets, video games, and toys.Baker Car Seat Covers Here are some of the biggest discounts: TargetPuppies For Sale In Washington County Maryland - Beats Solo headphones for $96.99- 55-inch Westinghouse LED TV for $249.99- Xbox One bundle for $299 and a $60 Target gift card- RCA 8-inch Android tablet for $39.99U Weight Loss Freedom Foods List

- $80 to $150 gift cards offered with various iPads © 2016, Daily Press on November 26, 2015 at 5:06 AM, updated Thanksgiving 2015 is here and that's means Black Friday is only a day away. That doesn't mean you have to wait until tomorrow to cash in on the best bargains. Many major retailers are opening today or have posted tons of Black Friday deals online. Here's a rundown and where you can shop today, who is opening tomorrow and what time and how you can plan your day to make sure you're getting the best bargains. Pros and cons of Black Friday Before we look at bargains and hours, let's look at the pros and cons of Black Friday shopping. Pro: Stores offer giveaways, usually for being one of the first in line. This year Cabela's is offering $15,000 in prizes to the first 500 people in line at 5 a.m. on Black Friday and Sports Authority: $15 in Sports Authority bucks (which go toward any purchase in the store) to the first 80 people in line at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving

Con: Sales are usually for a limited time and quantities are sometimes limited, too – Most Black Friday ads say things like "while supplies last" or "limited quantity." That means you may not be able to find everything you want. Pro: It's a great time to buy electronics – Electronics are usually one of the top items in every Black Friday sale. There are usually multiple retailers offering the same items so be sure to compare costs. Con: Be wary of promotions – NerdWallet found that 93 percent of Black Friday ads this year contains deals that have previously been offered by retailers. It also found many of the deals were available at other times of the year. Pro: It can be fun – For many people, Black Friday is a tradition and shoppers enjoy the thrill of the hunt. Con: There are crowds – Tons of people use Black Friday as the time to get most of their Christmas shopping done, which means you can expect large crowds. That sometimes means fights over the last item on the shelf and general Black Friday craziness.

What to expect this year? is predicting Thanksgiving and Black Friday sales will see a huge boost from online buyers this year. Thanksgiving day spending at brick and mortar stores is expected to be about $3.79 billion, up about 19 percent from 2014. That upswing is due mostly to the increased number of stores opening on Thanksgiving this year. Black Friday spending at brick and mortar stores is expected to be about $8.8 billion, a drop of about 3 percent. How to survive Black Friday Online sales are where retailers will see the biggest change. Thanksgiving day online sales will be about $1.5 billion, an increase of 49 percent over 2014. Black Friday online spending will be $1.85 billion, up 23 percent. And where are the biggest bargains?  determined the average discount on sale items for three major retailers. Amazon came in with an average discount of 25-30 percent; Walmart's average discount was between 30-25 percent; and Target's was 35-40 percent.

Who is open and who is closed? If you're curious about who is open on Thanksgiving, you can use this list as a guide. Local stores sometimes set their own hours so be sure to check. Many stores will open on Thanksgiving. Here are some of the Nov. 26-27 Thanksgiving/Black Friday sale hours. (Click on the name to see Thanksgiving/Black Friday ads) Office Depot and OfficeMax Dell $149 laptop, $99 desktop, $49 Bose headphones Wal-Mart toy book, $199 Apple iPad Mini 2 Wal-Mart Black Friday sales 2015: $29 iPod Shuffle, $199 Apple iPad Mini Dell offers Xbox One for $299.99, Alienware 15 laptop for $1,199 Dollar General Thanksgiving Day sale, Rite Aid Black Friday sale Amazon rolling out a deal every 5 minutes starting Friday PetSmart, Sam's, Five Below, Home Depot, GameStop, Michael's, Ulta Target, Amazon, K-Mart toy books Sears, NY & Co., e-Bay, JCPenny, PetSmart, Walgreens CVS, Ashley Furniture, Costco, Big Lots, Cabela's, Zales