Don't get me wrong, I'm not one of the people that sell them on for profit, (I'm too lazy) but where's the problem if they do? They've paid for them, so the money will STILL get to charity. If mugs want to pay a fortune because they "just HAVE to have one for my son/daughter", that's their choice surely? Sainsburys made a little mistake not ordering enough, especially after the John Lewis Monty penguin disaster but like I said, the stupid fluffy cats are being paid for so if there are people out the that want to make a profit,.. Why not?

just trying to help

Its only worth what other people are willing to pay for them. Just like house prices in the UK.

I aim to buy 3 and sell them on ebay for a nice profit. Those who are jealous, get a life as some people are just being smart to make a few bob.

"People who buy the sainsburys ones and profiteer sickens me as these are for charity and underprivileged children !!! ........"

......Money for charity which has been paid already by the person buying the toy.... The charity would hav ethe same amount of money regardless of who bought it.

We live in a capitalist world.... what is the difference between buying something and selling it in 20 years time at an increased price because it is collectable and buying it now and selling it the next day because it is collectable? (For those who can't see wood for trees... here is a a hint...nothing)

People get a bee in their bonnet about such stupid stuff.. which just boils down to..
"I want one and cant have one because that man over there has it.. why can he have it when i want it.. it's not fair!"

It's a bloody cat stuffed toy. If you love Mog so much, buy your kids the whole series of books. They are brilliant and brought more enjoyment to me as a child (and will do for my daughter) than any stuffed toy could.

People are so stupid.

As he is in the sainsburys advert he is for sale in there for £10 - so cold from me

trouble is sainsburys have sold out and vultures on EBay charging silly prices

I wanted one and would have been happy to pay £10 for it for my son from Sainsburys, but I'm not going in a wild goose chase to find one and neither will I pay silly amounts of money for it from greedy people on eBay

just trying to help

I picked up two from Sainsburys last week.

Bonus, I gave to charity (£4 each) and will make a profit on ebay.

Win Win.. :smiley:

disgraceful .......

Thanks, will give waterstones a try

Don't get me wrong, I'm not one of the people that sell them on for profit, (I'm too lazy) but where's the problem if they do? They've paid for them, so the money will STILL get to charity. If mugs want to pay a fortune because they "just HAVE to have one for my son/daughter", that's their choice surely? Sainsburys made a little mistake not ordering enough, especially after the John Lewis Monty penguin disaster but like I said, the stupid fluffy cats are being paid for so if there are people out the that want to make a profit,.. Why not?

"People who buy the sainsburys ones and profiteer sickens me as these are for charity and underprivileged children !!! ........"

......Money for charity which has been paid already by the person buying the toy.... The charity would hav ethe same amount of money regardless of who bought it.

We live in a capitalist world.... what is the difference between buying something and selling it in 20 years time at an increased price because it is collectable and buying it now and selling it the next day because it is collectable? (For those who can't see wood for trees... here is a a hint...nothing)

People get a bee in their bonnet about such stupid stuff.. which just boils down to..
"I want one and cant have one because that man over there has it.. why can he have it when i want it.. it's not fair!"

It's a bloody cat stuffed toy. If you love Mog so much, buy your kids the whole series of books. They are brilliant and brought more enjoyment to me as a child (and will do for my daughter) than any stuffed toy could.

Its only worth what other people are willing to pay for them. Just like house prices in the UK.

I aim to buy 3 and sell them on ebay for a nice profit. Those who are jealous, get a life as some people are just being smart to make a few bob.

They are not the same, they look cheap and fake.

But no worries. Cheers for the info.

Supply and demand, no one is FORCED to pay ebay prices.

the waterstones ones are a licenced products mog has been about for years the author came out of retirement to write

But not as cute as the Sainsburys one that sold for £57.90 inc postage half an hour ago on ebay.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bnwt-Mog-The-Cat-Sainsburys-Christmas-Advert-/311490529886

Now that they have been confirmed as not coming back into stock, the prices will only rise rise rise!

There are loads for BIN at £30 ish ...

Opportunity to buy at £30 and sell at £58 now, maybe even more in December when the spoiled kids are demanding one from their very rich parents.. :wink:

The problems these rich people face .... I tell ya :smirk:

Loads in my shop.....ching ching!!!!! £££££ :man:

LOL you are actually paying money for these supermarket advertising mascots - wake up and smell the coffee people

Shelves were full of these last week when I was in Sainsbury's, didn't even give it a second thought lol.

Argos have a mpg cat ... Looks like home delivery only but free £10

*mog

This entire thread makes me hate Britain.

Are these the same as the sainsburys ones does anybody know? x

The toy doesn't even look that well made, and it'll be all over and forgotten after Christmas.

Thank you for your reply, as they are out of stock in sainsburys I'll go with the Waterstones one....x

I agree, the Waterstones one is just lovely x

Thanks guys, got the waterstones one for my granddaughter