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Be quick - xmas trees £2.99 argos!
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lol....had a similar thought myself. Might still help someone though.Baby Year 1: Oh dear...on the move
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hmm the top deals pictures on the argos home page , dont see to match up to the descriptions
has the site been at the christmas sherry already?
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I was only trying to look out of interest but shan't bother to keep trying then! lol. I just paid £35 for a 5ft tree from Kays but it was worth every penny of it . Thanks to OP though.0
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tallica wrote::snow_laug that poor tree looks so sad, its half the price cos some !!!!!! knicked half its branches
I was thinking exactly the same thing, but didn't like to say in case someone took it the wrong way!!
Fantastic value though. You could always fill it out with a load of tinsel.0 -
I thought exactly the same - have bought one with the intention of pulling apart to make swags and a wreath! lol.0
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That tree has always been £2.99,about 3wks ago i was looking for 1 for daughter,and we both thought how sad it looked then too.....:T It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. :T
"A bargain is something you can't use at a price you can't resist." 0 -
I bought a fantastic 7ft tree from Argos for £5 a couple of years ago. It was July but well worth putting away. I also bagged 120 twinkling lights for £1.50.
In January a friend was shopping in Tesco when a sales assistant begged her to buy a 5ft tree for £1. Now sits in our office.
~Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone.~:)
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It's not quite as thin at the picture makes out. Alright for a second tree if you wrap some tinsel round the lower half.
Can't complain at £3 though
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Poppy9 wrote:I bought a fantastic 7ft tree from Argos for £5 a couple of years ago. It was July but well worth putting away. I also bagged 120 twinkling lights for £1.50.
In January a friend was shopping in Tesco when a sales assistant begged her to buy a 5ft tree for £1. Now sits in our office.
We got one too. 7ft for a fiver in July a couple of years ago, just what I had gone into Argos for that day, had been £10 only the week before, bargin! Still using it. :xmassign:0 -
Stockie wrote:It's not quite as thin at the picture makes out. Alright for a second tree if you wrap some tinsel round the lower half.
Can't complain at £3 though
Stockie
OMG I just saw a picture of the tree
You couldn't seriously put that up in your home. What possesed the manufacturer
I think even the pound shop would have that on BOGOF:xmassmile ~Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone.~:)
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