Bargain Hunters Go Online Ahead Of Cyber Monday

PRLog (Press Release) - Nov 29, 2008 -
San Diego, CA.  – The shopping traffic at the malls is moving online as the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend progresses.  “The clicks are increasing at CyberMondayDiscountCodes.com,” says website publisher Vic Salazar, “it’s apparent bargain hunters are looking to stretch their dollars and they are not waiting until Cyber Monday to do their online shopping.”

Cyber Monday 2008 is December 1st.   The term “Cyber Monday” was coined by the National Retail Federation to describe the spike in online traffic as consumers shopped from their computers at work after spending the weekend scouring malls.   This year, 83% of retailers are offering online Cyber Monday specials.  “Most of the deals include free shipping,” says Salazar.  He adds, “At CyberMondayDiscountCodes.com we have posted all the Cyber Monday offers that have been released to this point.  Many more discounts will be released to us Sunday night after retailers have a chance to gauge their Thanksgiving weekend sales.”

CyberMondayDiscountCodes.com is also providing a glimpse as to what is hot this Holiday season. “On Thanksgiving and Black Friday we found online shoppers were lured by deals for clothing and electronics,” says Salazar.  “Stores like Aeropostle, Tilly’s, and Wilson’s moved a lot of clothes through our site.  Circuit City, Amazon, and Target are attracting shoppers interested in buying TV’s and GPS devices at deep discount.”

More than 150 retailers are offering Cyber Monday discounts through CyberMondayDiscountCodes.com and more stores are being added daily. “People are looking to save their hard-earned money this Holiday season,” says Salazar, “and we’re giving them a place to do just that.”