I popped into B&M at lunchtime to buy a couple of packs of Segafredo coffee, and the security man asked me if I would like a box of Typhoo teabags for 10p. When I said I would, he asked me how many boxes I would like. I took 3, one for our house, and one each for my daughters. He said that they have loads of them but they're not putting them out on the floor as "somebody would want to buy the whole lot to sell on ebay". So fair play to him.
I'm not sure if they are local or national, but almost everything they sell is available nationally.
Not a bad price for 300 teabags.
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karlie88
24 Jan 175#2
ebay - the lucrative online auction site for buying tea bags.
dealsmate
24 Jan 174#3
Good job for the security man and lucky for you. I hate people who are greedy and will take everything just for themselves. Seen last week in my local B&M when Chrismas lights was reduced from £16.99 to £1.00 and two people took the whole lot two large trolleys around hundred boxes each.Some people were empty handed.
derp1664
24 Jan 173#10
At this price I might try one cup of tea with 300 teabags in... I've always wanted to try that
goldy12
24 Jan 173#6
Heat for the price, but mainly because I like the fact that the security guy is offering cheap stock to customers that is not even put out, wonder if he's got anything else for sale other than Tea Bags.
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Donnellios
24 Jan 171#1
Slightly better than not bad :laughing:
karlie88
24 Jan 175#2
ebay - the lucrative online auction site for buying tea bags.
dealsmate
24 Jan 174#3
Good job for the security man and lucky for you. I hate people who are greedy and will take everything just for themselves. Seen last week in my local B&M when Chrismas lights was reduced from £16.99 to £1.00 and two people took the whole lot two large trolleys around hundred boxes each.Some people were empty handed.
MynameisM
24 Jan 17#4
do people really buy food items from ebay which is cheaper in shops I thought people just put it on there for fun.
karlie88
24 Jan 172#5
Well there are typhoo tea bags (1100) for sale on ebay for £13 with free delivery. Buy 4 of these for 40p, deduct £2 for ebay/paypal fees and £6 for p&p. Hardly worth it to make £5 profit, especially when you factor in your own time.
Must be the expats driving up the demand. :smile:
goldy12
24 Jan 173#6
Heat for the price, but mainly because I like the fact that the security guy is offering cheap stock to customers that is not even put out, wonder if he's got anything else for sale other than Tea Bags.
MynameisM
24 Jan 17#7
I'm not saying the sellers wouldn't make much but I'm confused why anyone would buy them at 13 quid for 1100 u says they around 8.99 for 11 in stores aren't they.
MynameisM
24 Jan 17#8
I'm not saying the sellers wouldn't make much but I'm confused why anyone would buy them at 13 quid for 1100 u says they around 8.99 for 11 in stores aren't they.
scoffer1
24 Jan 171#9
You get heat and an Oooo - only with Typhoo!:smiley:
derp1664
24 Jan 173#10
At this price I might try one cup of tea with 300 teabags in... I've always wanted to try that
jco83
24 Jan 171#11
10p :confused: blimey
Ricky1968
24 Jan 17#12
brilliant deal!
copystuff
24 Jan 17#13
not in my local
Superscrimper
24 Jan 17#14
amazing price! are they short dated?
dewonderful to Superscrimper
24 Jan 17#16
BB date is in the picture
mrty
24 Jan 17#15
ooooooo in Typhoo...:smiley:
kirkyuk
25 Jan 17#17
Gosh, Home Bargains are currently selling these 300 tea bag boxes for £2.50 and I thought that was a good price! :confused:
Superscrimper
25 Jan 171#18
bit too small to see on my screen :confused:
sirmaggie
25 Jan 17#19
Date is April 19
Superscrimper to sirmaggie
25 Jan 17#21
Thanks! that's amazing! :-)
safctopcat
25 Jan 17#20
nice, heat added
crazylegs
25 Jan 17#22
These are only the weaker one cup variety though, so nothing to write home about really!
Prefer the full size Typhoo tea bags for a proper strength brew!
These are not bad though for a weak cuppa if you like that sort a thing..
MynameisM to crazylegs
25 Jan 17#24
or if ur a bit more clever u can add more tea bags at 10p for 300 I think u get a stronger brew than ur hard brew tea bags penny vs penny. maybe stick 10 in a cuppa or a bug pan and see.if u like it better.
Graham35
25 Jan 17#23
Put 2 bags in your cup for a stronger cuppa, still very cheap if you like this tea, personally I don't
j0nY90
25 Jan 17#25
Azham84
25 Jan 17#26
Hi mate do you mind giving me the barcode for this pack. Excellent deal will help me track it down.
feckd
26 Jan 17#27
Just bought the packing box of 12x300 for £1.20 in beckton
mickrick to feckd
27 Jan 17#29
So you ended up getting them for the equivalent of um... 10p a box then. Result.
mickrick
27 Jan 17#28
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I'm not sure if they are local or national, but almost everything they sell is available nationally.
Not a bad price for 300 teabags.
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All comments (29)
Must be the expats driving up the demand. :smile:
Prefer the full size Typhoo tea bags for a proper strength brew!
These are not bad though for a weak cuppa if you like that sort a thing..