Poundland Bargain Thread -

nimbo

in both pounlands in my local town today they had china travel cups that I had just seen in New Look for £3 in the sale....

Christmas decs had started to go down to 50p... (They still had some good ones)

They also had scarfs for £1 similar to the one I bought from Primark a few weeks ago for £4 (they are knitted fine wool that seem to have elesticay stuff in, and the only difference seems to be the lack of glittery threads)...

vic.star

Deal store had the mini polly pocket doll set mentioned before, and moon dough I got a moon shaped tub and a packet with a car shape inside for xmas pressies for a little boy i know. Am sure he'll be happy

derms

Abbeycentre nr Belfast had a few annuals, Angry Birds, Barbie, Rhianna, Little Mix, Star Wars, The Hobbit plus couple more I can't remember. They also had JLS and One Direction Posters with calendars at the bottom.

Cazmania.

In Bristol town centre they have got the round tubs of haribo, bargain I think!

shortyslk

I bought 2 tubs of the Haribo from Paisley Poundland today

clumsy_cupcake

Croydon store had the thorntons chocolate but £1 a pack not 2 packs for £1 sadly. No reduced decorations either

xPolkadots

Grimsby Poundland:
- light up alarm clocks, same ones are on amazon for £17!
- iPad cases, loads of different designs
- Family guy and the Simpsons men's socks, packs of 3 I think
- mini Christmas trees made from a tinsel sort of material

shoe*gal_2

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Evidence that you don't need to spend much to make your kids happy :T:T:T

In fact I think kids are happier with several low value gifts that one expensive one, until they learn the value of money.

Son number two asked for a cardboard box one Christmas. It was on his letter to Santa. The box was a boat, a car, a house and a spaceship and we both had great fun putting stickers on it and colouring it in. When he was finished with it (and it was more than a little worse for wear) it got recycled. He's 10 now and has asked for a day out at Go Ape and some Halo Mega Bloks so still not materialistic. His older brother wanted a Physics book and the little fella wanted a pack of cars. Kids are great before the greed and materialism strikes.

Back on topic - the make up brush is great and gave fantastic coverage with my usual Mac nightmare to apply foundation (have to use it as it was too expensive to bin).

mccsavage

The thorntons 2 for £1 were scanning at 0.00 in Portsmouth today!!

kitschkitty

now I feel ripped off! (same store) :mad:

only joking! :rotfl:


PS did they let you "buy" them? and if so how many were you allowed -or did you just have 2 in your basket? (sorry for being nosy, just wondered).