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PlayStation seeker wants $30K, threatens lawsuit Brownsville Herald
November 30, 2006 — Santiago Ramos said he stood outside Sam’s Club for nearly three days, hoping to get his hands on the year’s hottest new toy, the Sega PlayStation 3.
Don’t fret if you missed those sales on Black Friday The Providence Journal
The madness has begun.
Thousands throng Utah County stores Provo Daily Herald
Jay Johnson of Circuit City has seen his share of Black Friday "madness." As an electronics salesman of more than seven years, Johnson has seen fist fights break over video game consoles, an old lady being shoved during a rush for MP3 players, and even a family having Thanksgiving dinner on a portable grill while waiting in line for Black Friday sales to start.
MICHELLE SINGLETARY: THE COLOR OF MONEY: The black hole of Black Friday Contra Costa Times
The madness has begun.One man was shot when he refused to give up his wallet while standing in line to buy the new Sony PlayStation 3. Other shoppers across the country were crushed in the rush to buy the video game console that Sony shipped in limited supply to stores last week.
Holiday shoppers turn out for bargains USA Today
The nation's retailers ushered in the start of the holiday season Friday with expanded hours, generous discounts and free money in the form of gift cards.
Early start, deals draw shoppers NorthJersey.com
It was cold, it was dark and in some places it was foggy. None of that would stop millions of bargain-seekers from climbing into their cars for a pre-dawn raid on their local malls, electronics retailers and discounters for the official start to the holiday season.
Shoppers swarm in search of bargains The Olympian
It was cold, dark and wet, but that didn't deter thousands of South Sound shoppers from participating in "Black Friday," often the biggest shopping day of the year and so named because retailers begin to show a profit as sales head into the "black."
Bargain hunters descend on stores Peoria Journal Star
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Discounts lure shoppers Greensboro News-Record
The expanded hours, increased discounting and free money as gift cards drove hordes of shoppers to stores. (Credit: "By ANNE D'INNOCENZIO AP Business Writer")
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