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Cyber Monday, for those of you who haven’t yet heard of it, is only the BIGGEST day in online shopping of the year. The Monday following Black Friday is a day where many of you will be glued to your computer screens, credit card in hand, making holiday purchases.
Cyber Monday is a relatively new thing having begun in 2004, however it’s youth has not stopped it from growing in popularity. In 2010 the average transaction was $195 up from the 2008 average of $130. Last year’s Cyber Monday also saw a record amount of total money spent the total coming in at $1.03 billion. If you want to save the money, but were too lazy to get up this past Friday you may want to check out some Cyber Monday deals.
Source: cheapsally
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