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Charlie and Lola Poseable Talking Dolls Now £4.99 delivered @ Amazon
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Thanks OP just ordered these :jFor thousands of people this Christmas, their must-have gift is far more vital than the latest gadget or toy – it’s blood. Please don’t let the festivities and cold weather prevent you from giving them the ultimate gift… give blood.0
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Bought these when they 1st came out and they're still going strong 18mths later.DD loves them.They were really hard to come by at the time and DD got a 2nd set for her birthday which I put on ebay.They sold for £48.I was gobsmacked at the time.Shame theyre not as sought after now lol.lost my way but now I'm back ! roll on 2013
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great deal0
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These'll do nicely to go with the Charlie and Lola annual I got for £2.99 from the book people. Great stocking fillers for my niece, thanks! :beer:0
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Well I have taken delivery of mine and they are smaller than I expected. All the comments made by others are true,i.e difficult to hear the voices, hard to press the button etc.I have put them away for Christmas and I am sure DD will love them.
They are worth 4.99 but not the RRP.0 -
Well I have taken delivery of mine and they are smaller than I expected. All the comments made by others are true,i.e difficult to hear the voices, hard to press the button etc.I have put them away for Christmas and I am sure DD will love them.
They are worth 4.99 but not the RRP.
I've had a thought.Batteries aren't replaceable.I've had mine 18mths and voices have got quieter over the time.Maybe batteries are running low in some of this stock.lost my way but now I'm back ! roll on 2013
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As amazon are not on any of the cashback sites (as far as I know) if
you want you can visit amazon.co.uk via one of these charity links and
a % of your purchase will go to the charity at no extra cost to you:
VSO:
http://www.vso.org.uk/donate/shopping/amazon.asp
Epilepsy Action:
http://www.epilepsy.org.uk/involved/mall/amazon
Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
http://www.bumblebeeconservation.org/fundraising.html"The happiest of people don't necessarily have the
best of everything; they just make the best
of everything that comes along their way."
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competitionscafe wrote: »As amazon are not on any of the cashback sites (as far as I know) if
you want you can visit amazon.co.uk via one of these charity links and
a % of your purchase will go to the charity at no extra cost to you:
VSO:
http://www.vso.org.uk/donate/shopping/amazon.asp
Epilepsy Action:
http://www.epilepsy.org.uk/involved/mall/amazon
Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
http://www.bumblebeeconservation.org/fundraising.html
:T thanks for that, will go through epilepsy action in future. my dp has epilepsy0 -
I ordered mine earlier today, but didn't know about the charity links...
Will definitely use the link from Epilepsy Action next time though!0 -
i believe you can also get nectar points on amazon purchases by going there via the nectar website...0
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