B&M customers are racing to stores to snap up Christmas mugs priced as low as 10p.
It would appear the bargain retailer is selling a couple of festive favourites for very reasonable prices.
A savvy shopper took to The Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group to spread the word.
“Christmas mugs scanning for 10p each!”
“Table cloth good value for £5 too!”, they wrote.
In the post, the shopper included a couple of photos.
One showed the white and green woodland mug with matching tablecloth.
And the other was proof that these mugs really are what they say on the receipt: 10p.
However, this shopper nabbed two.
Undoubtedly, these bargains could be perfect to put away for Christmas.
It would appear several other shoppers think so too as the Facebook post has received almost 200 likes.
One person shared their approval: “That’s a nice table cloth.”
While another took a guess as to why the mugs are so cheap: “They will have had last year’s code on them.
“I have them, they will be mixed in with the new codes, good find.”
A third person simply commented: “Amazing.”
It comes after another eagle-eyed bargain hunter revealed a hack on TikTok that can make your shopping even cheaper.
“One of my friends used to work in B&M and they told me that they would rarely update the sale prices on items”, said the shopper.
In response, one intrigued shopper commented: “So what, do you show them the app prices on the till or how does it work?”
To which @two.islam replied: “Sometimes at the till the sale price won’t reflect so what I did was scan it on the app in front of them and they changed it.”
Another commented: “Yeh I had the same issue, they got the manager and then I paid the price on the app.”
A former B&M staff member wrote: “Used to work there.
“True, I used to always tell customers to go and grab some more and buy some myself on my break.”
5 things you didn’t know about B&M
B&M sells a huge range of items for the home – from furniture to electricals and stationery to cleaning products – and tries to lure in shoppers with big discounts on popular items.
- B&M stands for Billington & Mayman – after it’s founder Malcolm Billington.
- The first store was opened in Blackpool
- B&M now has over 700 stores
- The company employs over 35,000 people
- Four million customers visit B&M a week
