http://www.qvcuk.com/Home-Reflectio...ct.706443.html?cm_sp=VIEWPOSITION-_--_-706443
I mean what the HELL???
I mean what the HELL???
Are these prices for real?????
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shopperholic
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I'd want the whole forest for that price! :mysmilie_17:
talisker25
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What, it says a life size tree, Charlie (I can eat for England) Brooke must be ****** tall then. They are damned aweful but I bet arsebook are in raptures over these.
I've got nowt against Home Reflections, but they aren't exactly high end so where the hell did they rustle up these prices for a scrawny tree with a few lights on it?!?!
Turandot
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They remind me of the fake lit palm trees in the Ilford Palais ,so many years ago.along with the fake starlight. Those were the days.!
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Buy a few, then the dog decides to cock his leg on one.:mysmilie_1:
i know it well i used to live in goodmayes ilford
You can buy these twig trees at lots of outlets such as Wilkos and B&M at a fraction of this price. I bought one,last year it was about £40 I had it in the corner of the Dining room with a few small trinkets added and it looked much better than I expected. Lots of compliments from family and friends. Q are taking the P... just lately.
Glittergirl
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They do look over priced, seen much better in the High Street recently!
Petespants
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Looking at those disgusting prices my first thoughts were,"How the hell dare they?"Then seeing how some people don't seem to be able to buy even a simple thing such as a headband unless it's from QVC I see they can charge anything for anything and the disciples will buy.I would sooner chop down twigs from outside if nothing from alternative sources were available and the look appealed to me.My money doesn't grow on trees.
