Shoppers said they were part of the 72 million people that bought online for Cyber Monday last year and they said they're prepared to do it all over again.

Darlene Morgan spent a couple hundred dollars shopping at the stores on Black Friday but said she's excited to do some online shopping.

"A busy mom doesn't have time to go out and shop. It's easier to sit down when the kids are watching TV and shop," said Morgan.

Rachel Rupnik, a mom of three, said she'll also be doing her online shopping. She said it saves her money and time.

"It's easier and you know you can find it rather than going from store to store," said Rupnik.

Shoppers for the most part said they don't think the economy's current position will effect online sales, but they believed other things will.

"They have what you want online, but it's also scary about the lack of security of your credit card," said Calvin Lint.

Tony Villitter said she had her credit card information swiped while online shopping and said she won't ever do it again.

She said she'd prefer crowds over the Internet any day.

There are over 550 stores at your fingertips that offer Cyber Monday specials.

For more information on all of those stores and discounts you can log on to the link below:

www.cybermonday.com