+ 2.99 delivery

your price is miss leading op as tnm has said you need to edit your price and add on the postage

Your comment is now mis-leading as it says £9.98 delivered :smiley:

You can get 4/6 batteries from the pound shops

I actually bought some Fujitsu (eneloops) from 7dayshop a while back, the charger stopped working and I was given a full refund.

cool saves a job thanks

This deal is about 25p per battery.
You can get 15p per battery from Maplin right now (for another fiver), but I'm not sure how I could use 40, let alone 100:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/maplin-extra-long-life-alkaline-100-aa-battery-pack-leak-proof-high-performance-2574372
25p in-store buys you Duracell (if you can find them and you have a Poundland nearby):
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/duracell-simply-aa-batteries-12-pack-3-poundland-2571845
10p per battery at B&M Bargains (again if you can find them):
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/panasonic-10-pack-aa-aaa-batteries-1-00-b-m-bargains-2569608

The advantage of disposable over rechargable is for those times when your battery may get wet or damaged (bath toys/outside lights etc.).

If you want to add 8 AAAs to your purchase, these are £2.29:
https://www.7dayshop.com/batteries-power-chargers/7dayshop-aaa-lr03-high-power-alkaline-batteries-extra-value-8-pack
Though instead, you may want 4 850mAh AAAs for £2.59 (65p per battery), these should retain their charge well:
https://www.7dayshop.com/products/7dayshop-good-to-go-aaa-hr03-pre-charged-long-life-rechargeable-batteries-850mah-4-pack-7dayaaagtg800
Or 8 600mAh for £2.79 (34.9p per battery):
https://www.7dayshop.com/batteries-power-chargers/7dayshop-aaa-hr03-eco-ni-mh-rechargeable-batteries-600mah-super-saver-8-pack

These same batteries (40 AA 7dayshop alkaline) are actually cheaper on Amazon and eBay (Amazon direct link) at £7.69