New York, Nov 22 (THAINDIAN NEWS) There are discount sales, clearance sales and then there is the mother of all sales and that is the Black Friday Sales. As usual they are expected to be skyrocketing this year too, as all the deals by the retailers like Best-Buy, Wal-mart and Target are so good, that hardly anybody would give them a miss.

Target will be running a special Sunday-to-Wednesday pre-Black Friday sale! Target’s is selling a 10.1-inch Acer Aspire One Netbook at just $199. Other interesting deals are 50-inch plasma TV for $698 and a dual-screen portable DVD player for just $119.

Best Buy is selling MacBook for $999, which is the regular price. However with it you will get a $150 gift card to spend on other Best Buy goods. Best Buy’s also have a lot of deals on digital cameras, TVs, and an amazing deal on a Compaq Netbook for only $179.99.

Best Buy has multiple DVDs on sale, including a great deal on many TV shows on DVD for $12.99 (regularly $34.99 to $39.99). In its four-day sale, Best Buy also has Garmin GPS systems marked down by $70 to $230.

Toys R Us has all Nintendo DS and PSP games on sale for buy one, get one half-off.

Stein Mart has up to 60 percent off through Wednesday.

Kohl’s is having some “Sunday-only” specials Sunday (Nov. 22), offering as much as 50 percent and 60 percent off clothes and home items.

JCPenney has a “final days” sale Sunday and Monday, with clothes for as much as 55 percent off and coats as much as 60 percent off.

Sears has 50 percent off Disney clothes and toys.

Target has 50 percent off select games and toys, including a guitar that is regularly $149 marked down to $74.99.

Walgreens has Christmas lights, wrapping paper and cards for buy one, get one free this week.

Big Lots has 20-inch wreaths and poinsettias for $4.

Michaels has Christmas trees on sale for as much as 50 percent off.

Kroger Marketplace has 50 percent off its mix and match dinnerware.

And starting Tuesday and lasting through Saturday, Macy’s is marking down items storewide 25 percent to 50 percent, with an extra 15 percent off with a “Wow!” pass that can be found either in newspapers or online.