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Body shop filled vanity case.was £35 now £7.50
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What does GWP mean?We have removed your signature - please contact the forum team if you are not sure why - Forum Team0
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Gift With Purchase.January Grocery 11/3740
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mine arrived today, really pleased with it, and it was royal mail that delivered it:oI luv freebies0
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I too saw plenty of these in a Body Shop store today, lining was plain.Its not that we have more patience as we grow older, its just that we're too tired to care about all the pointless drama
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Loads in Aberdeen today bought some to put passed for Christmas presents. :j0
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Just bought 2 presents for DH for his birthday, 2 teachers leaving presents, 2 presents for DD & got a free mango body butter came to just over £22 inc free delivery.
Wanted the vanity case, wonder if it will come back in stock again?
Schools break up on Friday so hoping the teachers presents come in time, do you think they will?2025 - finally back comping after a stressful house move - send me fairy dust please0 -
princessmoneysaver wrote: »teachers presents
Yeah, I've noticed this has become a big thing in the last few years...a complete con devised by Clinton's to make you part with even more cash. We never had that rubbish when I went to school in the 80's/90's.We have removed your signature - please contact the forum team if you are not sure why - Forum Team0 -
I have always bought teachers presents at the end of school year & at christmas, especially any that are leaving. Even when my eldest was little I have done it, I know when I was at school we did the same too so don't think it's a recent thing.
It's not a con, I buy nice presents without spending much. I certainly wouldn't spend more than £10 in total for everything (that's 4 people this year, about £2.50 each on average) so don't think it's that much really.2025 - finally back comping after a stressful house move - send me fairy dust please0 -
i remember my mum buying teacher presents when i was at primary school in the late 60's/early 70'sThe Daily Mail
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Loads in Staines yesterday0
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