Avid shoppers know that Black Friday 2013 is a happening which one shouldn't miss out. These shoppers do not mind camping out for days prior to the actual opening of the sale.

Best Buy stores have reported presence of excited shoppers in front of their shops. According to reports, the consumers have started lining up Monday in one of Best Buy's suburban stores. To ensure that they have utmost comfort while waiting, most shoppers have built tents simulating their own homes.

The tents typically have folding beds, space heaters, mini televisions, and even microwave ovens.  Shoppers claim that camping out for Black Friday has become their annual tradition primarily with the goal to snag the best deals.

One marketing executive says that these people are "seasoned pros" who do not mind queuing for days just so they can have first sightings of what their favored store has to offer. It is likewise the reason why shops are competitive. "We do not want to disappoint them so we do our best to provide unmatched Black Friday deals," claims an insider.

For some shoppers, Black Friday is not just a shopping event but also a social event. It's a time for consumers to spontaneously talk about the deals that they are eyeing.

For Black Friday 2013, shoppers are highly anticipating cheap deals for flat-screen televisions, iPads, cameras, and Xbox gaming systems. Walmart recently released its partial list of deals for electronics and toys.