Dont spend a fortune on ebay buying these designer bags by Anya Hindmarch

lady_noluck

At first I thought "oh well, it clearly says in the description it's a plastic bag" but after reading it a couple of times, I've changed my mind. It does seem slightly misleading. I'm sure if the seller had a conscience they wouldn't make the winner pay.

BettiePage

Caveat emptor. It does state at the bottom of the listing that it's a plastic bag.

Though I do agree that it's very 'cheeky'.

Same thing happened with xbox 360's. I know of someoe who paid £400+ for a photo of oe, lmao! They eventually got their money back through paypal.

leics_poshie

sandy49 wrote: »

would anyone interested to exchange a pair of Ascot racecourse ticket (private box) 2nd May 2007 for an Anya bag ?

sandyyylu@gmail.com

Youve got a problem its a bag !!!!!!

Harrietxxx

leics_poshie wrote: »

Youve got a problem its a bag !!!!!!

A bit OTT don't you think, no need for it IMHO, each to their own, live and let live.

wendym

From today's Guardian:

The bigger the fad, the quicker the backlash. Last week, hundreds of eager customers queued up outside various branches of Sainsbury's, desperate to get their hands on a £5 bag by designer Anya Hindmarch, bearing the slogan "I'm not a plastic bag".

This week, people are almost as keen to pick up a parody version, made by Californian Marissa Vanderzee, and being sold on market stalls across London for £15. The slogan? "I'm not a smug tw*t."

(my asterisk, by the way)

santashelper_2

i dont know if anyone has considered this but the bags slogan in the order it is written partly becomes covered up when worn on your shoulder and there are now lots of people walking around with them on their shoulders saying i am a bag and people are queuing up to state this fact ??? how absurd :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: