Flora spread original and light 1kg tub 99p in 99p store BB date is 28/11/2015
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CheapandCheer to littlebitsofgaming
14 Nov 155#3
Have you ever been to 99p store? If not go and have a good look around, not 100% items in 99p store is 99p. Stop criticising people who make efforts to find a deal and post so other people can save few pennies.
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littlebitsofgaming
14 Nov 151#1
An item is 99p in the 99p store.
This is a deal how?
CheapandCheer to littlebitsofgaming
14 Nov 155#3
Have you ever been to 99p store? If not go and have a good look around, not 100% items in 99p store is 99p. Stop criticising people who make efforts to find a deal and post so other people can save few pennies.
seagoon
14 Nov 152#2
because it would cost you £2 in Tesco
littlebitsofgaming to seagoon
14 Nov 151#5
Yes, but you're in a 99p store.
So how is that a deal when it's the standard price?
I didn't criticize anyone, I asked asked a simple question.
How is an item priced at 99p a deal in a 99p store?
Isn't that standard price in a 99p store?
It's not a special offer, it's not any kind of a deal.
I'm sure there ate 100s of items priced at 99p ib a 99p store, so why are those also not listed here as "deals"?
Hersheymad
14 Nov 151#7
Have some heat thank you time to stock up
karenraewillcox
14 Nov 15#8
it isn't standard price its £2+
littlebitsofgaming to karenraewillcox
14 Nov 151#11
In a 99p store, the standard price is over £2?
jodie1986
14 Nov 15#9
Good find well done every pennie counts
pennyfarthing88
14 Nov 15#10
Not keen on flora more of a clover lover myself - heat added though as its a good price for those that like it :smiley:
wayne12
14 Nov 15#12
One molecule away from plastic, takes the body a long time to digest. Keep it.
carolynoliver
14 Nov 151#13
why are there sarcastic comments about something so petty. it costs £2-3 normally so yes it's a bargain price (heat from me btw) yes just about everything is 99p in a 99p store but that doesn't stop this being any less of a deal or good price. it's not a 'deal' from the store itself but they won't have stock long as they change it often so in that sense it is a deal. if you don't agree with it when clearly other people do, it's not compulsory to leave smart-alek comments, just move on to the next thing.
greyhound11
14 Nov 151#14
Clearly hot, you will very rarely find 1kg of Flora for a quid...
crazylegs to greyhound11
15 Nov 15#16
Its not a quid
Its 99p as has been said before and is not a deal if its being sold for 99p in a 99p store!
f3rgy15
15 Nov 15#15
this is hot, voted hot
MegaDealaTron
15 Nov 15#17
Good find OP! Ignore the trolls!
jdbigguy
16 Nov 151#18
So if you could buy a £50 note for 99p in a 99p store you wouldn't consider that to be a deal?
crazylegs
16 Nov 15#19
What a completely ridiculous comment!!!!
Is that it, Is that all you have..
"If you could buy a £50 note"
We can all see why your in 99p stores can't we, obviously of very low intelligence, You'll be commenting next what if a nuclear missile was 97p in a 99p store, would it not be a deal before I blow China to kingdom come.
Really I do despair of the human race!
Kizza91
16 Nov 15#20
Bargain! Heat added. :smiley:
jdbigguy
16 Nov 15#21
It's the natural progression of your original argument that says no matter what everyone else charges for it, it's not a deal when you pay 99p at a 99p shop. Your desperate attempt to to use the collective "we" to support your personal argument, shows your insecurity. Your inability to understand your own premise and your childish nuclear missile point lead me to conclude you are not compos mentis. Feel free to ask your carer to look up the big words.
littlebitsofgaming
16 Nov 15#22
Can you buy £50 for 99p?
Then stop making asinine comparisons.
An item being sold for 99p in a 99p store is not a deal, its the standard price.
If this item was being sold for 99p in another store like TESCO for 99p then that is a deal.
Or if the 99p store was selling the item for 50p, then that is a deal.
An item being sold for 99p in a 99p store is not a deal, its their standard price.
As I said earlier, I'm sure there are 100s of items in the 99p store being sold for 99p. So why are they not also considered deals?
greyhound11
21 Nov 15#23
If the true price is way bigger, as in this case, it is a deal regardless of store!
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This is a deal how?
So how is that a deal when it's the standard price?
How is an item priced at 99p a deal in a 99p store?
Isn't that standard price in a 99p store?
It's not a special offer, it's not any kind of a deal.
I'm sure there ate 100s of items priced at 99p ib a 99p store, so why are those also not listed here as "deals"?
Its 99p as has been said before and is not a deal if its being sold for 99p in a 99p store!
Is that it, Is that all you have..
"If you could buy a £50 note"
We can all see why your in 99p stores can't we, obviously of very low intelligence, You'll be commenting next what if a nuclear missile was 97p in a 99p store, would it not be a deal before I blow China to kingdom come.
Really I do despair of the human race!
Then stop making asinine comparisons.
An item being sold for 99p in a 99p store is not a deal, its the standard price.
If this item was being sold for 99p in another store like TESCO for 99p then that is a deal.
Or if the 99p store was selling the item for 50p, then that is a deal.
An item being sold for 99p in a 99p store is not a deal, its their standard price.
As I said earlier, I'm sure there are 100s of items in the 99p store being sold for 99p. So why are they not also considered deals?