Cyber Monday 2008 Deals Abound with Pricespider, Dealnews.Com And Coupon Mountain Guiding Shoppers

With Cyber Monday sales a day away, it is increasingly apparent from google searches that customers are becoming savvy in their hunt for bargains. Some of the top google searches today, for example, are for pricespider, pricegrabber.com, cyber Monday 2008 deals, coupon mountain, price protector, walletpop, dealnews.com, cybermonday ads and other variants of those search terms.

Cyber Monday is the Monday after Black Friday, the day by which retailers measure the health of the holiday shopping season. Unlike Black Friday, Cyber Monday is an online sale day rather than an in-store shopping day.

Product-reviews.net projects that Cyber Monday deals will create a boon for online sellers, noting that paypal transactions are already up 34%, indicating a strong online shopping trend.

I4U announced Cyber Monday deals from Sears here.

Dell Computer Cyber Monday deals are published here.

Circuit City got a jumpstart on Cyber Monday 2008, starting its sale today. This link will take you to the Circuit City site and its Cyber Monday deals.

Best Buy also went live with its Cyber Monday sale today. Best Buy's site Cyber Monday deals can be found here.

While manufacturer and retailer sites will direct you to their deals, some consumers are looking for perspective or enhanced deals this Cyber Monday. That's where some of the other sites like pricespider come in. Pricespider offers information on deals from a variety of retailers, allowing consumers to easily compare the sites and choose the best deal. Pricespider is noteworthy for its regular searches and update of sale information. In the upper right hand corner of the pricespider main page, pricespider discloses how many items it tracks and how many price changes it has recorded for the current day. Pricespider also provides "deal scores" so Cyber Monday shoppers can evaluate how good a bargain or not a particular sale item may be.