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Is it called Poundland in Ireland or Puntland or Euroland? How much do they charge?
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in Ireland it's called Dealz
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in Jordan it's Dinar Time
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Will change their name to Poundland Plus if inflation bites.
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In Vietnam it's Dongs Of Praise
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in Thailand it's Opening Baht
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and Baht-Man of course
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Surely a lot of the items are multibuys?
So you'll just get 2 packets of biscuits for your £1 instead of 3. |
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Perhaps Guineas may come before Poundland Plus
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They want to takeover the 99p store chain and incredibly the monopolies
people think may be against the public interest. |
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In Japan it's call Budgyen
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I should think their profits are good.
All their staff have to work for free to get their JSA. |
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Zazu
15 Apr 15 13:57 Joined: 06 Apr 11 | Topic/replies: 2,825 | Blogger: Zazu's blog Surely a lot of the items are multibuys? So you'll just get 2 packets of biscuits for your £1 instead of 3. Or they could just maintain their prices. McVitie's Chocolate Digestives: Poundland - £1 (300g) Iceland - £1 (400g) Tunnock's Tea Cakes (six): Poundland - £1 Tesco, Asda - 81p |
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yes the pound shop is not always the cheapest but people think that way.
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Yep,
Many of the items on sale in our local Poundland and 99p shop are available for less in Wilkinsons in the same street. |
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I have to drive 10 miles to get to my local Poundland and pay £2 to park my car, it's easier to buy all my cr@p off ebay.
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Please may the day never come when I fail to chuckle at Dongs of Praise.
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Going back to around 2002, my missus bought a computer game from a pound shop. And then she went back and bought several more.
She sold them all on ebay for good profit. I remember one selling for £52 but most went for £25 - £35 |
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There used to $$Dollar shops in America, but a lot have Closed down, Not much you can buy for a $.
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Not since the days of Robocop
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