‘People need to get a life,’ exclaims bargain hunters as she unveils Boots’ mega loot
HAVE you ever bagged such a bargain that you wanted to shout it from the rooftops?
Well, that’s the reality one savvy shopper found herself in after a recent visit to her local Boots.
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Louise Mae joined money-saving Facebook group ‘Shopping tips, tricks and offers with yellow stickers‘ and proudly posted a photo of her mega harvest.
The bargains include nine Dove roll-on deodorants reduced to just 45 cents on sale, three bottles of SO…? rainbow sherbet body spray reduced to just £1 and two boxes of wax strips at 50p each.
The bargain hunter also bought two bags of Vow Nutrition pre-workout, which usually cost £24.99, for just £1.90, along with a 20p bag of crisps.
Alongside the post she wrote: “Some good bargains in Boots.”
But despite being delighted with her purchases, not everyone was impressed, with some calling her ‘greedy’.
Louise hit back at the trolls, writing: ‘You know all I’ve done is post what I’ve got and people are so awful, I’ve taken what I wanted and that’s why it’s on the shelves.
“There was still enough left and all those negative people should get a life.”
All the people involved in the comments, because the girl bought some bargains. You’re all just jealous. I would have bought them all too.”
Elsewhere, others were quick to defend her and condemn negative keyboard warriors for being ‘jealous’.
“I completely agree that she hasn’t been greedy at all,” wrote one.
A second praised: “Love it! And you still get boot points too!”
A third commented: “Excellent!”
And a fourth added: “Amazing!”
And Louise is not the only bargain hunter who has stolen all the offers with huge discounts from the shelves in recent weeks.
Fabulous previously told how shoppers kept shouting: ‘If you’re not quick, you’ll be last’ woman cleared away 14 bottles of drinks in Asda that is flogged for 37 cents.
Destiny Nicole Lawler raced online to the Facebook group Extreme Coupons and Bargains UK and posted a photo of the Starbucks Mocha bottles with yellow stickers she came across.
They were discounted from £1.25 to just 37p each, making an impressive saving of 88p per drink.
“I already got these 37p each from Asda, valid until April,” she wrote.
“Of course I would have picked up four and left the others for other people. But until I joined this group and saw how people are taking care of themselves, I decided to take all fourteen.”