Many Black Friday 2010 shoppers are already planning their Harbor Freight trip. Image: Flickr / Neil T. / CC-BY

Though Halloween is still weeks away, and Thanksgiving is even further, hardcore shoppers are already planning their Black Friday 2010. Harbor Freight is the first store to have its Black Friday ad released. The Harbor Freight Black Friday ad is exciting for people planning to buy tools, plus it marks the beginning of this year’s shopping mania.

Harbor Freight’s Black Friday 2010 deals

The Harbor Freight Black Friday advertisement for 2010 was the first leaked to bfads.net, the website that has become the hub for leaked Black Friday ads. The Black Friday 2010 deals listed for Harbor Freight include an aluminum cargo carrier, surveillance cameras, portable generators and a cordless drill.  Shoppers who not in the market for tools can appreciate the Harbor Freight Black Friday 2010 advertisement as more an indicator of things to come than an actual shopping guide.

Black Friday 2010 ads released

Harbor Freight was the first Black Friday 2010 advertisement released. On Monday at 7:46 p.m., the print and online ads went live as a leaked Black Friday ad. Since then, however, there are other ads that may be Black Friday 2010 advertisements. Sears has released an ad for Oct. 29-30, while the Kmart Toys Catalog has also been released. These advertisements are just whetting the appetites of many hardcore Black Friday shoppers, who are known to take their shopping to the level of obsession.

Legal problems for Black Friday 2010 ads

Some companies are very careful to keep their Black Friday 2010 deals under wraps. Wal-Mart has already provided a pre-emptory cease-and-desist order to bfads.net. Other companies also have been careful to prevent their ads from being released, yet others openly advertise them. It’s a careful balancing act – release Black Friday 2010 ads too early, like Harbor Freight, and your competitors still have a chance to best you on prices. Release the ads too late, however, and your Black Friday 2010 sale ends up a footnote to most Black Friday shoppers.

Kenmore Washer/Dryer Combo at Sears for $579.98! (Photo via Editor, Flickr.com)

The Kenmore washer/dryer combo at Sears is one of the hottest Black Friday offerings this year. If you’re looking to get a new washer and/or dryer, this may be the best time to make your purchase, and it’s definitely worth getting a cash advance. You can get a Kenmore 3.5-cubic-foot high-efficiency washer and 5.8-cubic foot dryer pair for only $579.98. That’s a savings of 55% at a standard retail store! It’s almost like a Buy 1 Get 1 Free offering.

The Joy of Having Your Own Washer and Dryer

Having a handy washer and dryer is one of the main things new homebuyers look for in a home. Many of us are busy, hardworking individuals that are always on the run. The last thing we want is to be held back because of a dirty pile of laundry.

There’s no joy like the joy of having your own washer and dryer at home. You no longer have to endure the long tiresome hours at the Laundromat or wait for someone to get their dried laundry out of the dryer just to start your load. You simply head down to the basement, or where ever else you have your laundry appliance situated, and start washing away with a click of button. It’s as simple and convenient as getting a cash advance online.

More Sears Black Friday Deals – while supplies last

Keep in mind that most Black Friday deals are offered through limited supply. Not everyone will be able to bag the best Black Friday bargains that appear in merchants’ circulars. Just about every groundbreaking offering for Black Friday will either say “While supplies last,” “Minimum 3 per store,” “No raincheck,” “All items are available in limited quantities,” or something of the sort.

For instance, Sears will also offer hot deals on the Samsung 40-inch 1080p LCD HDTV for just $599.99. The normal cost for this TV runs anywhere from $700 to $1,000, depending on the source. However, not everyone will be able to get their hands on this hot Black Friday offering at Sears. Although Sears Black Friday ads 2009 have not yet officially released, Sears has confirmed the Black Friday cost for Samsung 40-inch 1080p LCD HDTVs, but, wait for it… “Only while quantities last, minimum three per store, no rainchecks.”

Black Friday 2009: Shop with Caution

Don’t kick yourself in the head if Black Friday supplies run out. Of course, things can get really annoying when that special something you had high hopes for suddenly disappears. Such short supply on incredible Black Friday deals is not only irritating, it can get extremely dangerous. Remember what happened at Wal-Mart during last year’s Black Friday revelry? A store employee died after an out-of-control mob of Black Friday shoppers rushed in, literally as soon the doors came off the hinges.

So be careful this Black Friday and shop with caution. Your life and well-being is a lot more valuable than Sears’ Black Friday offerings on Samsung TVs and the Kenmore washer and dryer combo, or any amount of cash advance for that matter.