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21 Oct 18
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Marks and Spencer advent calendar.
Costs £35 (you also have to spend £35 on clothes or homeware) and includes £250+ worth of cosmetics/make-up products.
Costs £35 (you also have to spend £35 on clothes or homeware) and includes £250+ worth of cosmetics/make-up products.
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Moisok will be right into that.
Did the same offer last year. Relative got it and was delighted. |
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cheers that's a few brownie points scored.
ill be coming more times this year than santa now. |
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If you google this and look at the Daily Mirror site, there is a list of the products included.
You don't seem to see advent calendars in the same abundance as you did 20 years ago. I think their days are numbered. |
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Well, prompted by this thread, I did a quick reccy and there are a number of shops offering similar products - ranging from £15 up.
No idea of the value or otherwise of these, but I'd guess the M & S offering is worth it. |
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The Boots advent calendar is £42 and is sold out on their website but is available in some stores.
They are currently fetching around £60 on ebay. After the £6 commission and postage costs, you're not going to get rich. If I were to buy the M&S offering (not on sale until Nov 1) with a view to reselling, I would sell the products individually. |
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Some cunning entrepeneur should do a "Brexit" advent calendar counting down to the big day, 39 boxes in it and each contains a little cheque for 1 billion and a reason to hate the EU. Final box plays GSTQ and a little EU flag and a box of matches.
Fantastic present for the remoaner in your life :P |
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Aka - yes that sounds rather nice. Although I have to let slip I use Dior.
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