B&M shoppers rush to buy ‘crazy price’ toy scanning for £1 at tills instead of £50
SHOPPERS are rushing to B&M to buy an iconic toy that’s scanning at a crazy low price for a limited time only.
The bargain retailer is currently selling Lego‘s City Barn and Animals box set – for just £1.
An eagle-eyed shopper took to discount site hotukdeals to share the news, and low price, much to the joy of Lego fans.
One user wrote: “Might as well give them away. Crazy price!”
A second said: “Jelly, great find.”
While another simply added: “Bargain!”
The bargain hunter said that they found the Lego set in a B&M store in Cardiff on February 5, but added that they thought it would only be there while stocks last.
The user said: “I think this is old stock so I wouldn’t go making a special trip to b and m
“But worth checking if u are in store anyway.”
For the £49 savings, it definitely is worth checking whilst in a B&M store – not just in Cardiff.
B&M shops across the UK currently have a whole range of items selling for less than a quid.
One shopper was able to buy a pair of Bluetooth headphones for just 10p, drastically reduced from the £15 they were initially priced at.
While another shopper was shocked to find a nest of three tables that had previously been priced at £50 was now scanning for just £1.
Other B&M shoppers have revealed how they save hundreds of pounds by using the store’s free barcode scanner.
This handy little tool lets shoppers see if the item’s actual price is cheaper than the one being advertised on the shelves.
Best of all, the app is completely free to use – you just need to download the B&M app.
Sam Penney, who runs the B&M Scanner And Other Bargains Facebook group, told The Sun how she gets unbelievable items for just 10p.
Sam said: “Look out for two sets of bedding, exactly the same, but one with a £20 sticker and one will be £19.99 – often one of these will be reduced by huge amounts and the other full price.”
Sam has previously found duvet sets reduced from £20 to just 10p.
She has also managed to pick up a window vacuum for just £1 in the past, simply because B&M had changed its packaging and had to clear out the old stock.