Unwanted gift

bluebell_lily

catmiaow wrote: »

mmm wonder y no one has bid

According to the FB, they have left 2 negatives.
Their name isn't so trustworthy... etc. etc

zoelouise88

me4bargains wrote: »

I think this person is being a bit optomistic with the starting price of their 'unwanted present'!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250349119657&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:uk

this looks like the cheap stuff they sell at markets, where you buy 1 get 5 free 'apparently' worth £45 odd per bottle when really they are just cr*p - think it was on real hustle as well

milliemonster

zenseeker wrote: »

Not really, could have been purchased as a job lot set from somewhere like bid.tv or it's related channels, they often sell bulk perfumes/aftershaves by a single manufacturer

But they have stated that these are UNWANTED GIFTS!!!!! that's why they are selling them, yes it's obvious they have been purchased as a job lot so why lie and deceive by saying they are an unwanted gift? who buys someone 6 bottles of unknown perfume for xmas????:rotfl:

bravobeastie

mutley_muppet wrote: »

What about this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/DOGS-XMAS-STOCKING-UNWANTED-XMAS-GIFT_W0QQitemZ270323135621QQihZ017QQcategoryZ10939QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

How can a dog not want it's xmas present? They are selling a cat one too?

I bought my mums dog one of those for xmas (£1 from Poundland) their price seems a bit optimistic if you take p&p into consideration too :rotfl:

one-non-blonde

milliemonster wrote: »

But they have stated that these are UNWANTED GIFTS!!!!! that's why they are selling them, yes it's obvious they have been purchased as a job lot so why lie and deceive by saying they are an unwanted gift?

Precisely. I take the view that if they're going to lie so blatantly, what else are they going to be dishonest about??

StaffsSW

paul2468 wrote: »

If you are looking for a bargin.....type in unwanted gift....

Unwanted-gift.co.uk is looking very busy at the moment.

It makes me wonder about people who sell unwanted presents, are they being ungrateful, and what does/would the person who gave them the gift think about it being sold so soon after being given.

peter_the_piper

milliemonster wrote: »

But they have stated that these are UNWANTED GIFTS!!!!! that's why they are selling them, yes it's obvious they have been purchased as a job lot so why lie and deceive by saying they are an unwanted gift? who buys someone 6 bottles of unknown perfume for xmas????:rotfl:

Because there's always someone who's gullible/greedy enough to think they are getting something for (nearly) nothing and they can make a quick sale.

lilymia79

stevew8975 wrote: »

Unwanted-gift.co.uk is looking very busy at the moment.

It makes me wonder about people who sell unwanted presents, are they being ungrateful, and what does/would the person who gave them the gift think about it being sold so soon after being given.

Thanks for the link, i've just had a quick mooch through and there's some decent stuff selling for peanuts! I guess this is the best time of year to go shopping for unwanted gifts

zenseeker

milliemonster wrote: »

But they have stated that these are UNWANTED GIFTS!!!!! that's why they are selling them, yes it's obvious they have been purchased as a job lot so why lie and deceive by saying they are an unwanted gift? who buys someone 6 bottles of unknown perfume for xmas????:rotfl:

Someone who purchased them as a job lot from bid.tv....it's not that unlikely :rolleyes: my own Dad bought me three bottles and wrapped them together

JesaRose

me4bargains wrote: »

That's what I thought and apparently it's a relist!!
Never heard of any of those names either.
Me smells a rat!

I bet its those perfumes you can smell:rotfl:

Really its breaking ebay rules of "keyword spamming" - putting in certain words just so your items come up with common search words

Going to have a look and see what I can find though - thanks OP