Now that Black Friday 2009 has passed by, that still leaves us another shopping holiday.  The online shopping day known as “Cyber Monday” allows customers to conveniently shop from the comfort of their computer, bypassing the driving from store to store, trying to find parking spots, and then even worse fighting crowds for the deals.  With the Cyber Monday 2009 deals that many retailers are offering, it’s a nice incentive for people to use the internet to do all their Christmas and holiday gift shopping.  And if you missed out on picking up that piece of electronics you were eyeing in the Black Friday ads, you just may find a deal on it online. One of the biggest online retailers, Amazon.com offers plenty of incentive including free shipping deals and discounted prices on many items.  Amazon’s online deals have been running since last week and will continue to run through Cyber Monday.  Deals include items in Home & Garden, clothing, electronics, toys and many more.  The internet retail store also offers daily Amazon Gold box deals and incentive of $10 off $50 purchases if you use your Discover card. Other top retailers you can expect to find for Cyber Monday are Walmart, Best Buy, Newegg, Tiger Direct, Staples, OfficeMax, Kohl’s and Sears.  Several popular stores will offer online coupons.  One example is Target who offers a $7 off $70 + Free Shipping deal.  Buy.com is offering extra incentive to customers who choose to pay with eBillme online by giving them $25 off a $100 purchase.  A pretty sweet deal if you’re buying an iPod or other electronics gadget.  November 30th, 2009 will tell the true story of the Cyber Monday 2009 deals and sales.  Will the gap close between Black Friday’s sales and Cyber Monday’s even more?  Will this be a better year than last for online retailer’s holiday sales?  Stay tuned as the shopping frenzy leading up to Christmas 2009 and the holidays continues