Black Friday Ads Online: Top Websites for Viewing Ads

Shopping for the best deals before Black Friday is no picnic. While most customers pour over the shopping papers out of local newspapers before the event, there are some websites dedicated to promoting Black Friday and that strive to make the experience more rewarding for visitors. They post the newest store ads as they arrive and provide information on sale times, post-sales, pre-sales, and Cyber Monday sales. Most of the sites also allow shoppers to sign up for their e-mailed news updates that notify shoppers whenever a new ad is posted on the site.

The following websites are useful Black Friday ad sites that are both user friendly and contain the most extensive ad listings available on the web:

http://bfads.net/

BFAds.net provides information on Black Friday Ads and is one of the most extensive sites of its kind. Registered users can keep a shopping list of the items they are tracking and can follow the site on Facebook or Twitter. The site provides message boards so that shoppers can discuss sales and also hosts Black Friday related contests. Users can view ads through scanned copies or through category listings. The site also provides a useful list of store opening times and most popular sales.

http://www.theblackfriday.com/

TheBlackFriday.com provides a news feed on new ads as they arrive. The site doesn't require a login or personal information and is user friendly. Most of the ads are directly scanned from shopping papers so that viewers know exactly what the ads says. Ads are separated by store or by "Most Popular". The site also provides a list of new sales updates brought to them from DealsofAmerica.com.

http://www.blackfridayads.com/

BlackFridayAds.com provides ads from over 3000 sales and allows shoppers to track sales information on specific sales items from the listed stores. They also provide day by day updates for stores having pre Black Friday sales, such as Amazon.com, as their new sales are announced. Sales on the site are categorized by store or by item.

http://www.dealtaker.com/blackfriday.html

DealTaker.com's Black Friday 2009 page is filled with ads. Ads are categorized by store name and by popularity. After selecting a store, ads are displayed in an orderly list; items are categorized and then listed alphabetically with their price. Black Friday coupons and promotional codes are available on the section's home page. At DealTaker, shoppers can discuss the best buys available at the Black Friday discussion forums, and links to the top forums with activity can be found at the bottom of the main page.

http://www.blackfriday.info/

While the ads on BlackFriday.Info are not very user friendly, the site provides good information on store sale times as well as a number of Black Friday and seasonal coupons and promotional codes.