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Kodak AA Batteries at Poundland

RACHRIS12

RACHRIS12 Posts: 2 Newbie

25 November 2007 at 10:50PM in It's gone, but was it any good?

I couldn't believe this 15 yes Fifteen Kodak AA batteries at Poundland for guess what?...You guessed it a POUND!!.. They are high power ones and seem OK even though they are made in China (Then again what isn't) ...The offers been going a few weeks and they seem to have plenty left, well at Kings Lynn they do...

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carole.uk Posts: 1,774 Forumite

25 November 2007 at 11:08PM

i got some of these a few weeks ago and still going strong a really good buy

IT'S ALL ABOUT ME!!!:j:money:
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lyndseyann Posts: 24,555 Forumite

26 November 2007 at 9:54PM

fantastic!! thaxnx for this went today in wednesbury and bought packets for christmas!

When you read my posts, think Barry from Auf weidersehen pet...I sound just like him :rotfl:
Boing boing baggies baggies :j
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Patr100 Posts: 2,629 Forumite

26 November 2007 at 10:41PM

I got a pack a while back - not impressed - lasted much less time than my rechargeables

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gedasd Posts: 19 Forumite

27 November 2007 at 3:11PM

Yes, rechargeables are much better and are real maneysavers - except when you need 1.5V not 1.2v

Patr100 wrote: »

I got a pack a while back - not impressed - lasted much less time than my rechargeables

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