Poundland Bargain Thread - post your finds here!

teedy23

ptyks wrote:

I paid 99p to buy this info from Ebay. Hope this will be useful for someone.

It claimed like Poundland might get their stuff from http://www.delboyswholesale.co.uk/home.html.

This is a super cheap website. Can't find how quality the goods are. Never tried to order any myself. Will do soon as the minimum has to be £50. Recommended!!

And for argos return stock, it's worth to check https://www.argosclearance.co.uk.

This seems like geniune Argos website, unfortunately when I logged in, I had problems with password many times. So never got a chance to view the goods there.

EDITING on 17.02.07: Raswell posted the following info on another page as 'Dont use delboys its a LOT like the name, they take your money send you one or 2 e-mails and you place your order never to see your money again. I know someone who was stung by them last year, thanks to a whois on the domain name they managed to get there money back.'

had probs logging in too so left it

beetplek

Cycling, motorbike vests, the type that are easily seen and reflective in the dark are the at the mo, and they seem good quality. Same things are going for about a fiver on ebay.

Ellie

Just wanted to add I recently purchased 2 headsets lately for the very cheap price and they are both fine - even work ok with Voip! Originally got for my daughter when shes using PC for playing noisy games.

Also had the blue 4way hub - its perfectly fine!
Also had and they still have, the USB laptop light (think thats what its called) All perfectly fine.

ILikeFreebies

surfsister wrote:

garedn stuff in now including seed potatoes/bulbs/compost

I was in Lincoln poundland about three weeks ago, there was 50% off gardening stuff. I really like the compost, it's coir compost. In case you don't know, Coir is a by product of coconut production (the husk I think). The material is comprssed into a house brick sized block. When you want to use it, put it in a bucket and add water. After soaking up the water you have about 8L of compost. As the coir is an unused, natural product of coconut production and does not include peat it's environmentally friendly. The other advantage is you only need to add water to make the compost when you need it so you don't have big bags of compost taking up space. I bought some coir from B&Q last year which cost £4 for 4 blocks, in poundland it cost 50p for two blocks!

katskorner

Kids toy mobile phones that are so realistic that they will have you reaching for yours when they ring - go pick them up - we have one that our baby loves and a new one for the toddler when he gets home today.

flufff

lovely palmolive aromatherapy soaps pack of 4

Kilty_2

onejontwo wrote:

Yes I think they're USB 1 but hey what the hell it's good enough for me ! It does all the jobs required for trasfering MP3, and photos etc.:j and all for £1!!!!

The ones I saw in Poundland were USB2 (sure they had the High Speed logo on them), little white ones with a tiny cable.

ellie102

:cool: my son says some of the pc games are good value for a pound.

zambo06

I got a genuine Von Dutch cap in poundland today. Not only that, but it was on sale, so it was only 50p, not the best colour green and yellow, but good for the holidays, and it is a genuine one.
They had loads, but just the one colour.

Chocmonster7

Original Source Bath Foam big bottles, 3 'flavours' on BOGOF! My bathroom looks very posh now.