Go go pets hamsters & accessories stock updates & discussion Part 2

BigKisses

minihay wrote: »

Still in shock on prices on Amazon - £40!!! Bought my daughter one a couple of months ago for £8 and now trying for one for my nephew and just got one from John Lewis for £9.95 + £3 delivery or free pick up within 7 days - good luck

I don't get why some of the ebayers don't sell them on Amazon instead. They could sell at half the highest price on there and still make a profit.

nat_urally

Triker wrote: »

Actually,, if you think about it this so called 'scare' re the hamsters is probably the best advertising they could get, for free.

Now even more children are going to see them and want them, if they haven't already.

Luckily managed to get [STRIKE]mine [/STRIKE] my kids one. I'm happy, I bought mine from ebay. No queuing, no restrictions, no charging around wasting petrol and parking fees, no screaming at the computer.

I've been here before, got the grey hairs to prove it , done this chasing around for the Wii, Professor Layton and many moons ago, the tamagotchi and them blasted furbys.

oh the furbies!...mum mum went everywhere to get one for me. my granny evetually found one. and after a week, and i still didnt get what you were meant to say to them, i got bored! i knew how hard they looked tho, so i religiously carried it around for over a year so they didnt feel bad!

Triker

Misscherryskull wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:OMG i'm so sad, i'm finished my hamster hunt & still race to the page where stock is, heart pumping & dithering whether to buy or not...............haven't tho:rotfl::rotfl:Its just pure reaction now cause ma brains tuned to buy hammies FAST:rotfl::rotfl: & just can't get out the habit:rotfl:

It's ok, its a condition called 'bargainitus' or the latin term is 'Monus savus expertus grabbitus'... you never quite recover but you can go on to lead a happy, normal life.:D

moneysaver875

Misscherryskull wrote: »

Thank you:A

You're welcome. Just hope it's of some use to you and the retailers actually get some stock.

Misscherryskull

Triker wrote: »

It's ok, its a condition called 'bargainitus' or the latin term is 'Monus savus expertus grabbitus'... you never quite recover but you can go on to lead a happy, normal life.:D

:rotfl::rotfl::D

shazzyf

Misscherryskull wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:OMG i'm so sad, i'm finished my hamster hunt & still race to the page where stock is, heart pumping & dithering whether to buy or not...............haven't tho:rotfl::rotfl:Its just pure reaction now cause ma brains tuned to buy hammies FAST:rotfl::rotfl: & just can't get out the habit:rotfl:

Hard isn't it. Don't go doing what I did ... bought the new pink one from America for £30 :rotfl:

Triker

nat_urally wrote: »

oh the furbies!...mum mum went everywhere to get one for me. my granny evetually found one. and after a week, and i still didnt get what you were meant to say to them, i got bored! i knew how hard they looked tho, so i religiously carried it around for over a year so they didnt feel bad!

Yeah, the bleeding thing, which I moved heaven and earth to find, ended up locked in the kitchen pantry after two days. It continued to talk to itself for a number of months, thankfully, we couldn't hear most of it.:rotfl:

mieow79

I keep going to add things to my basket when the alarms sounds.. don't need anything, even managed to get a house for my cousin this morning, but still I look and click lol

KatiePrecilla

Anyone know whether JL have any more accessories being listed today?

nat_urally

mieow79 wrote: »

I keep going to add things to my basket when the alarms sounds.. don't need anything, even managed to get a house for my cousin this morning, but still I look and click lol

:rotfl: i keep doing that! i keep adding things to my basket when they're in stock..i dont need it but it gives me a sense of accomplishment, like i COULD if i wanted too!