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EBUYER OR B&Q Trampoline

So any idea's if these are any good and if is which is bettter ?

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  • Dalkirst
    Dalkirst Posts: 9,210 Forumite
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    Haven't you got any links or anything?
    Not sure how anyone is supposed to give an opinion on what you have posted?
    By the way B+Q have a 12 foot trampoline on their going going gone offers tomorrow for £40:)
    Darren
  • Ebuyer = 12ft Trampoline with enclosure for £125.01 delivered

    Mine arrived today and it cost me £99 delivered - has it just gone up?

    I guess it depends on if you want to gamble on your local B&Q having one in stock against one that in stock, got an enclosure and has already had many good comments.
  • Idiophreak
    Idiophreak Posts: 12,024 Forumite
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    Mine arrived today and it cost me £99 delivered - has it just gone up?

    No, no idea where they got £125 from...

    I think the OP was looking for opinions on them...
    a £85 difference isn't that big if the B&Q one's a waste of space and the Ebuyer one's the Mutts Nuts. (especially when one doesn't come with the enclosure...)

    There's more to MSing than buying the cheapest...
  • Rubyloo_2
    Rubyloo_2 Posts: 42 Forumite
    Hi All,

    Popped into Herne Bay Boots to use my £5 voucher & they had a stand with loads of NIVEA VISAGE DNAGE ZONE ACTION reduced from £14.99 down to £3.74 (its the one in the picture on the voucher) I don't know if this is store specific but it went through no probs!
    Also received a L'oreal voucher through the post for £1 off Dermo-Expertese (sp?) so I tried the Dermo expertise Wipes that were £5.99 so used another £5 voucher & they went through so FREE!
    Another good day.............Thanks BOOTS :beer:
  • donnydude
    donnydude Posts: 159 Forumite
    Rubyloo wrote: »
    Hi All,

    Popped into Herne Bay Boots to use my £5 voucher & they had a stand with loads of NIVEA VISAGE DNAGE ZONE ACTION reduced from £14.99 down to £3.74 (its the one in the picture on the voucher) I don't know if this is store specific but it went through no probs!
    Also received a L'oreal voucher through the post for £1 off Dermo-Expertese (sp?) so I tried the Dermo expertise Wipes that were £5.99 so used another £5 voucher & they went through so FREE!
    Another good day.............Thanks BOOTS :beer:

    great that rubyloo not sure of the relevance to the trampoline discussion but sounds like youre happy
  • barneydvd
    barneydvd Posts: 28 Forumite
    They are about the same cost with the enclosure, like it has been said B&Q tomorrow £40 + £50 (enclosure). With ebuyer about the same. Not looking in to saving £10 but has ony one an views of the quality of either products.
  • donnydude
    donnydude Posts: 159 Forumite
    just got the heads from the mrs who works at b&q. the 12ft trampoline is £40 for the 2 boxes. its in 2 because of the size. the enclosure is £49.99 so basically its a 12 ft trampoline with enclosure for £89.99 cheaper than ebuyer anyway
  • saintscouple
    saintscouple Posts: 4,305 Forumite
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    Idiophreak wrote: »
    No, no idea where they got £125 from...

    I think the OP was looking for opinions on them...
    a £85 difference isn't that big if the B&Q one's a waste of space and the Ebuyer one's the Mutts Nuts. (especially when one doesn't come with the enclosure...)

    There's more to MSing than buying the cheapest...

    Am i missing a free delivery code? as when i put the £99 one in my basket it adds £20+ for delivery - that's where i'm getting my £125 from.

    I appreciate their's more to MSE then just buying the cheapest, I was just baseing my opinon of the cost i got at £125 and the practicality of a trampoline.

    Edit - just seen the supersaver delivery option.... whoopsie
  • Dalkirst
    Dalkirst Posts: 9,210 Forumite
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    donnydude wrote: »
    great that rubyloo not sure of the relevance to the trampoline discussion but sounds like youre happy

    :rotfl: It never ceases to amaze me what people post in some threads;)
    Darren
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