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Bid TV mega drops

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  • chris3349
    chris3349 Posts: 703 Forumite
    I said in the first post dont totally rate all the items from these but last time thay did £1 drops they sold some rubbish but also some great products eg cameras, mobiles and even tvs for a pound but you have to be really quick. I have brought some stuff of this company but i always look at the price and add £10 for postage and call charge and then think is it a good deal.
    If ive helped click thanks it will make me smile :D
  • naranja
    naranja Posts: 44 Forumite
    Like you elfmay my elderly mother in law is addicted to the shopping channels and has spent thousands on things she does not have any need for. When she moved house recently we found 84 pairs of shoes and 6 hoovers plus dozens of other useless items (all still unused in boxes) No doubt she will be on this bidup programme all weekend. Nightmare!!
  • zippy1973
    zippy1973 Posts: 297 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Combo Breaker
    WELL TALKING ABOUT MEGADROPS HERES A WEB ITEM OPEN AND ABLE TO BUY IT NOW AT £1 PLUS £7.99 P&P

    ITS A GOLD NECKLACE THEY HAVE VALUED AT £220

    ONLY 15 LEFT

    ONCE ITEM SELLS OUT CONFIRMATION EMAILS ARE SENT

    HERES THE LINK:

    https://www.price-drop.tv/BiddingRoomPage.aspx?Id=2634187&Type=Categories

    IF ALREADY REGISTERED JUST LOG IN AND BUY IF NOT REGISTER , ITS EASY
    HAPPY MEGADROPPING !!!!
  • marvin
    marvin Posts: 2,186 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    dj_jenns wrote: »
    Oh come on, does nobody watch bid.tv for the fun of it.. it's usually absolute tat but oh dear god i've laughed so hard at peter simon...

    Not bad £1 + P and P for a Sony Ericcson W310i

    When it was Bid up TV I did (where the bidding started low and went on till time ran out or they got to the real price they wanted for the item in the first place.

    I used to play a game see how high I could bid (online) without actually buying the item. £1 under a good win however I did lose 4 times and I am the proud owner of 2 cheap polo club sets of luggage, a cutlery set and still not used a knife set in a briefcase, my son calls it my murder kit! all fairly cheap and all fairly nasty but nothing that cost me more than £25. At least I can use the luggage sets without worrying about it! One day i will ebay that knife set if its still legal to do so!

    Anyone for a gemstone globe? they used to go on bid-up tv for over a £1000 could not believe it, £5.99 in a market and I would pass them by!
    I started with nothing and I am proud to say I still have most of it left.
  • MyUserNamesTaken
    MyUserNamesTaken Posts: 4,486 Forumite
    ignore this.
    In a rut? Can't get out? Don't know why?
    It's time to make that change.
    Cover up all the pain in your life
    With our new product range.
    So please don't feel blue - let us show you how
    To talk yourself into a good mood right now.
    Feeling sad is no longer allowed,
    No matter how worthless you are.
  • zippy1973
    zippy1973 Posts: 297 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Combo Breaker
    Thats BID FROM NOT BUY IT NOW AT £1.

    Dont get the 2 confused
  • *sashysach*
    *sashysach* Posts: 704 Forumite
    do you have to pay seperate postage on each item?
  • Bargain_Mad_2
    Bargain_Mad_2 Posts: 359 Forumite
    ignore this post
  • FloFlo
    FloFlo Posts: 32,720 Forumite
    Own up I have given it a go - who else did?
  • MyUserNamesTaken
    MyUserNamesTaken Posts: 4,486 Forumite
    zippy1973 wrote: »
    Thats BID FROM NOT BUY IT NOW AT £1.

    Dont get the 2 confused


    Yeah, I spotted that, which is why I removed the post.


    Well, I bought one of those necklaces for £1 plus postage (so £8.99).


    Description is here:

    Hallmarked 9ct yellow gold
    Diamond cut herringbone
    length 46cm (18")
    Gold weight 7.93g
    Lobster clasp
    Presented in a gift box

    Box Code RW-40


    You can see it here:

    http://www.price-drop.tv/PreviousAuctionProductPage.aspx?Cat=7&SubCat=29&Offer=2634187
    In a rut? Can't get out? Don't know why?
    It's time to make that change.
    Cover up all the pain in your life
    With our new product range.
    So please don't feel blue - let us show you how
    To talk yourself into a good mood right now.
    Feeling sad is no longer allowed,
    No matter how worthless you are.
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