Links for Cyber Monday 2012 Deals

Another well-known shopping day has arrived. Check these links, and add your own.

Have you caught your breath after Black Friday and Small Business Saturday? Now comes Cyber Monday 2012 (November 26) to strain your finances and attention span. It's a big deal. One estimate noted that Cyber Monday sales in 2011 totaled $1.25 billion. This offers the best of both worlds. Online-only retailers such as Amazon.com are having specials, and traditional retailers such as Walmart, Target and Kohl's also are touting deals on their websites. So we hope to bring you a sampling of some of the Cyber Monday offerings, and give you a chance to share your links and apps with others. -- Do you plan to do your shopping on Cyber Monday? What websites and mobile apps do you use? Tell us in the comments below.

•  1 Comment
• Photos (1)

Steve Burns

7:17 am on Monday, November 26, 2012

This looks like the way to go, given all the TV scenes of jostling and arrests.   more ›

Gwinnett Braves Join Cyber Monday Craze

The Atlanta Braves affiliate is touting some special prices on ticket plans.

The Gwinnett Braves are joining the holiday online shopping parade with some Cyber Monday deals for November 26, 2012. According to a news release, the Atlanta Braves' Class AAA affiliate will be offering half-price deals on a Sunday Plan and a Luxury Suite. The Sunday Plan deal is a $170 value being offered at $75 for Cyber Monday only, the team said.  Along with an adult infield box seat for Sunday games in 2013, the plan includes a Kids Club package that features a free ticket to all Sunday games, a T-shirt, and a 10 percent discount on all Team Store items every Sunday. The Luxury Suite deal includes 20 tickets to a private Coolray Field suite and four parking passes for any Monday through Thursday game in 2013 (excluding Opening Day, …

• Photos (1)

Cyber Monday Sales and Traffic Up in 2011

The online shopping event continues upward trend for the holiday season.

Shopping Smart on Cyber Monday

The next big day of the holiday shopping season has arrived.

Updated 6:39 a.m., Nov. 28, 2011 Friday was black. Saturday was small and local. What’s next? The kickoff of the holiday shopping season continues with Cyber Monday, when online shoppers turn to the Web en masse to seek out deals.  If you plan to log on, you’re not alone. According to a study commissioned by Shop.org, the division of the National Retail Federation that coined the “Cyber Monday” term back in 2005, nearly 107 million Americans plan to shop online Monday. A CNN money report says sales are expected to be higher than ever this year, hitting $1.2 billion.  It's not just the Web-based giants like Amazon that will be offering deals. Some of the same stores shoppers flocked to in the wee hours of Friday morning, like Walmart and …

• Photos (1)