We called for Long Island's top Black Friday shoppers, and you answered. These five ladies all have what it takes to find the hottest deals on the biggest shopping day of the year, but only one can save the most and be crowned Long Island's No. 1 Black Friday shopper. Who do you think will win? <a href="http://long-island.newsday.com/shopping/which-super-shopper-will-save-the-most-1.6487237" target="new">Vote for your favorite</a>.

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Black Friday tips: Meet the ExploreLI.com Super Shoppers

Are you a Black Friday shopping expert? This is your time to shine! We're looking for Long Island's fiercest deal hunters to become ExploreLI Super Shoppers. 
 You'll get to show off your skills and share your tips while competing against four other shoppers in a bargain-finding face-off.&nbsp; 
 Think you have what it takes to lead less experienced Long Islanders on the biggest shopping day of the year? Then we want you on our team. 
 The contestant who saves the most will be crowned Long Island's top Black Friday shopper and will win a $100 American Express gift card and a one-year, seven-day subscription to Newsday, via home delivery. 
 Apply at&nbsp;<a href="http://exploreli.com/supershopper">exploreLI.com/supershopper</a>&nbsp;by midnight Nov. 12 and let us know why you're ExploreLI Super Shopper material.&nbsp;

Wanted: ExploreLI's Black Friday Super Shoppers

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Black Friday expert tips: Meet the ExploreLI.com Super Shoppers

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