Furby running out fast!! Don't be caught out.

sarnd

pink/purple furby down to £48 on amazon now.

azana_2

sarnd wrote: »

pink/purple furby down to £48 on amazon now.

I came on to post this as spotted them on the "movers and shakers" list too -and got one - none left now though

sheps

sarnd wrote: »

Sorry it won't apply, with reserved items the price you pay is the price in store on the day you collect/pay.

delighted they not only gave me the "buy 2 get one free" but because pink in the new colours i reserved this morning never arrived in store, they let me swap the other 2 in the new colours and still keep the white one on the deal so got 3 for £120 (due to them never been priced cheaper had to pay todays price and got cheapest free) so all girls have got a colour they will love now. really happy and 2 more furbys became available for someone else as shop was sold out before 9am.

sarnd

sheps wrote: »

delighted they not only gave me the "buy 2 get one free" but because pink in the new colours i reserved this morning never arrived in store, they let me swap the other 2 in the new colours and still keep the white one on the deal so got 3 for £120 (due to them never been priced cheaper had to pay todays price and got cheapest free) so all girls have got a colour they will love now. really happy and 2 more furbys became available for someone else as shop was sold out before 9am.

Well done, really pleased you managed to get it to work for you. I'll eat my words from earlier now

stormbreaker

I didn't realise there were demands for these. I've seen them in Tesco the twice last week. One was a purple one. Are they really in hort supply? I am not interested in purchaseing any but happy post if I see them again. I think they are extortionate. I am sure I still have two of the old ones up the loft!

BECKIN1507

Amazon have red and yellow in stock £49.50

rdwarr

Do people's children actually want these or is it just the parents indulging in some sort of "hunter gatherer" ritual to see if they can get one up on their "friends"?

markfrizzell

rdwarr wrote: »

Do people's children actually want these or is it just the parents indulging in some sort of "hunter gatherer" ritual to see if they can get one up on their "friends"?

huh? this post makes zero sense. They are a childs toy. People buy them for christmas gifts. What are you on about??????

stebiz

I knew it wouldn't be long

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-COLOUR-FURBY-PURPLE-PLUM-PINK-GREEN-AQUA-MIDNIGHT-BLUE-IN-READING-/160922202343?pt=UK_Toys_ElectronicPets_RL&var=460135086803&hash=item2577b5f0e7

dinglebert

markfrizzell wrote: »

huh? this post makes zero sense. They are a childs toy. People buy them for christmas gifts. What are you on about??????

No the post made complete sense. Is this about parents grabbing a gift they couldn't get as children because there was some sort of panic at the time or do children actually want this thing. I have 3 of the them (children) not Furbys and there is no interest. Its a 10 minute on Christmas day thing. Next year you couldn't give them away