Grabbed three of these today in local 99p store in Birmingham. Lots on shelves, usual rrp £9.99. Great for own use, stocking fillers or gifts? 99p!&@?
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polarbaba
26 Oct 15#1
which store?
thanks
snowflake75
26 Oct 151#2
even the lightest shade is too irangy for my milky white skin
sweetpea10 to snowflake75
26 Oct 15#6
Me too :laughing:
sweetpea10
26 Oct 151#3
isn't everything 99p at the 99p store then ? :confused:
Natlover2 to sweetpea10
26 Oct 15#4
No actually. They sell some cereal amongst other things for more than 99p (in the same way that Poundland and Poundworld do at times).
sweetpea10
26 Oct 15#5
My husband won't let me shop in the 99p store or poundland, he says I buy a load of crap that ends up costing £20 or £30. :smile:
Natlover2
26 Oct 151#7
Easily done :smiley: They do sell some good stuff cheap alongside the rubbish. Not quite sure how they're getting away with charging more than 99p/£1 for certain items in some stores though :neutral_face:
sparklemom
27 Oct 15#8
I suppose that they are not obliged to sell stuff for 99p, just that the majority of their stock is at that price point. So presumably providing the other stuff is suitably under RRP they can sell it and people will still feel that they have a bargain?
leon121
27 Oct 15#9
Nice find op
kittyswat
27 Oct 15#10
All the boxes in my shop (Leeds) have a use-by date of 11.2013, so 2 years out of date...Not a great deal really...
sam3110 to kittyswat
27 Oct 15#11
Im sure that date is supposed to be the manufacturing date and not the expiry date.
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