A MAN has sparked outrage after revealing he cleared the shelves in TK Maxx to resell products for a profit.

‘Entrepreneur’ Tom took to social media to share his money-making plans.

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Post under the username, @tomfbahe filmed a TikTok of himself walking around TK Maxx and loading a basket full of discounted items.

Before picking up the items, Tom scanned them with an app called BuyBotGo, which tells him how much the items are selling for on Amazon and how many times they have been sold this month.

He mainly picked up children’s toys, for example a Playmobil set he bought for £14.99, which he said he would make a £5 profit from selling on Amazon.

After piling his cart high, Tom left the store loaded with bags of produce.

He said he would make about £50 profit if he sold the products.

“Not bad for 15 minutes of work,” he said.

Tom, who said he is on a ‘journey of wealth’, revealed he will resell the products through Amazon FBA.

Amazon FBA is a service that online sellers can use, where Amazon takes care of the storage, packaging and shipping of your products.

All Tom has to do is send the products from Amazon and wait for the money to flow in.

In a second video, Tom revealed he quit his 9-5 after discovering he could make £3,000 profit a month by selling just 10 products for £10 on Amazon every day.

Tom’s money-making scheme has sparked outrage online, with some people labeling him as selfish.

TikTok users rushed to the comments section of the video to share their thoughts.

One person said: “How about leaving it there for struggling mums instead of charging them more than double?”

Another person added: “This is unethical.

“These bargains can really help struggling parents care for their children.”

A third person said: “Stop buying baby products.”

However, some people supported Tom’s business plans.

One person said, “Business is business.”

Another person said: ‘First come, first served, if parents are having such a hard time maybe you should get there first.

“They can’t be that desperate if they don’t care.”

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GAMERS have spotted a huge bargain at their local Asda store, with big name PS5 and Xbox titles selling for just £2.50.

A customer at an Asda in Leicestershire spotted the clearance sale and others are now checking to see if the nearest store has one.

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“No idea if they have more copies of any of the games in the back as the stands were pretty much full with little room for more,” the player wrote on HotUKDeals.

“Clearance Games stand is next to the normal games department with various offers…”

The cheapest of the bunch was Halo Infinite on Xbox Series X for just £2.50.

“Halo at £2.50 is a bargain,” another user commented.

If you buy the title now from other retailers it will cost over £35.

Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is also cheap at £8.50 on Xbox – compared to around £15 elsewhere.

Meanwhile, PS5 owners can buy Star Wars: Jedi Survivor for £15, saving £10 over other stores currently selling the game.

One bargain hunter said: “I got Jedi: Survivor on Sunday for £25, that’s a steal from Asda.”

There’s also F1 23 which costs £11, down from £20.

And there were also some Nintendo Switch games included.

It is not clear whether the sale is limited to one store or at different locations.

But here is the full list reported by the customer:

• Star Wars: Jedi Survivor (PS5) – £15
• F1 23 (PS5, PS4, Xbox Series
• Resident Evil 4 (PS4) – £14
• God of War: Ragnorok (PS4) – £15
• Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga (Xbox One/Series
• Riders Republic (Xbox One/Series
• Halo Infinite (Xbox One/Series

Don’t forget that some PS4 games can be upgraded to PS5 for free via a simple download.

Resident Evil 4 offers a free upgrade, but God of War: Ragnorok charges a fee.

MONEY savers are looking for an ‘extremely limited’ PS5 deal currently available in some game stores.

The retailer is clearing stock of the original PS5 Disc Edition with a tempting price drop.

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Sony released the PS5 back in November 2020 and a slimmer version was launched at the end of last year.

The biggest change is a 30 percent reduction in size, which also makes it lighter.

Most of the original console has been replaced by the sleeker one, but it looks like Game still has some of the previous one lurking around.

A bargain hunter in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, spotted the PS5 Disc Drive Edition with 825GB in Game for just £360.

“Extremely limited stock available, get a bargain,” the shopper wrote on HotUKDeals.

They found it in Sports Direct’s Game Store, both owned by former Newcastle boss Mike Ashley.

PlayStation fans have been rushing to their nearest Game Store to see if there are any more in stock.

“I saw in the shop that in Hanley they had this BNIB for £324,” claimed another shopper.

Another wrote: “Had my eye on this. Currently OOS is online but has seen quite a bit of stock coming in and out over the last 24 hours as I’ve been tracking so expect it to come back into stock.”

Want a PS5 Slim instead?

If you’d rather own the latest slim edition of the PS5, there are some deals on that right now too.

Amazon Prime subscribers can get their hands on the console for £389 as part of the Amazon Spring Sale.

But if you’re not an Amazon Prime member, you’ll be happy to hear that many retailers have matched the PS5’s non-Prime retail price.

Look below:

SHOPPERS are rushing to buy limited edition mini Cadbury Easter eggs, which are being sold exclusively from one retailer.

The Cadbury Oreo white chocolate eggs are on sale at Asda for just £2.25, down from £2.50.

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The eggs are a variation on the popular Creme Egg flavor, except with white chocolate instead of milk chocolate.

Asda started stocking the sweet snacks in January, but some shoppers are only now realizing they are on sale.

One posted a photo of the five-pack on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook Group last night commented “never seen it before”.

The post has generated hundreds of likes and comments from foodies eager to score some for themselves.

One said “Quick! Run! Lol”, while another, tagging a friend, added: “I need these. Fancy a trip to Asda”.

Meanwhile, a third simply said: “I need these.”

Please note that we’ve seen the multipack on sale on Asda’s website for £2.25, but they may be more expensive in your local branch.

The shopper who posted about the multi-pack on the Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK said they cost £2.50 in their nearby store.

We asked Asda how long the limited edition eggs will be available for sale and we’ll update this story when we hear back.

It’s not the first Cadbury chocolate to confuse shoppers in recent months.

B&M customers were excited to see a new Cadbury Twirl flavor hit the shelves earlier this week for just 29p.

The limited edition mint-flavored bar normally sells for 75 cents each, but has been flogged at a hugely reduced rate.

Shoppers could pick up four of the bars for £1, 25p each.

Cadbury has recently launched two new and ‘indulgent’ Dairy Milk flavours, also for chocolate lovers.

The nutty praline chip and caramel nut crunch flavors were both unveiled on Monday (March 18).

Cadbury fans also rushed to Amazon’s website this weekend to buy giant boxes of Creme Eggs for just over £21.

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SHOPPERS are delighted after a new Cadbury Twirl flavor hit B&M shelves for just £1.

Chocolate lovers took to social media to rave about the latest delectable Cadbury creation.

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The giant chocolate maker previously revealed the launch of a limited edition mint chocolate Twirl Bar.

The new flavor hit supermarket shelves last May and drove chocolate lovers crazy.

The Twirl Mints come in 16-ounce, two-finger packages and normally sell for 75 cents per bar.

But the sweet treat has been spotted in the aisles of B&M for a very cheap price.

One savvy shopper took to social media to share the incredible find.

On Facebook, money saver Daniel Chubb said: “Cadbury Twirl mint flavour, four for £1 at B&M.”

Dozens of bargain hunters took to the comments section to share their opinions and thoughts.

With someone saying: “I had one. Really bad Nice.”

Another added: “Got to get there now,” and a third wrote: “Now they look good.”

But Twirl enthusiasts are urged to hurry as there is only a limited quantity available.

The delicious bar originally launched Down Under, with fans raving about its deliciousness.

Frederike Grohmann, brand manager of Cadbury Twirl, said at the time: “We are delighted to introduce Twirl Mint to the Cadbury brand family this month.

“The minty flavors maybe transport takes you back to the 80s, but in the indulgent Twirly format we expect mint chocolate fans will want to run to the shops to try it.”

However, shoppers still have the chance to get their hands on the small chocolate bar.

He added: “Mint chocolate super fans don’t panic!

“Cadbury will be offering a limited number of people the chance to be among the first to try the new bar by giving away 1,000 Twirl Mints for free to mint chocolate fans.”

To be one of the lucky winners, keep an eye on Cadbury’s social pages.

You’ll have to answer a series of “Twirly Tough Questions” to test your devotion to mint chocolate.

It comes as Cadbury launched its successful Orange Twirl, with prices rising to £700 during its limited release on eBay.

The traditional Twirl is 35 years old and consists of two Flake-style bars covered in milk chocolate.

Elsewhere, savvy shoppers sprinted to Tesco, desperate for big bags of Cadbury chocolate.

Tesco fan Nicole Jordan took to social media and posted on Extreme Coupons and Bargains UKa private Facebook group with as many as 2.4 million members, to mark the discounted purchase.

Meanwhile, Cadbury has also released a limited edition Twirl in Honeycomb Sundae flavor and it is already flying off the shelves.

Chocolate fans have been desperate for this exciting new item straight from Australian shores.

ALDI shoppers are sprinting to get their hands on a fan favorite purchase, which is finally back in the center aisle.

So if you want glowing skin, but without the high price tag, you’ve come to the right place.

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We all love Aldi for its affordable Specialbuys, but as many of you will know, it’s very frustrating when a brilliant purchase goes out of stock and never hits the shelves again.

But luckily for you, the popular Lacura Rose Facial Oil, first seen in 2019, is now back on shelves.

Post on Aldi official special purchases On its Instagram account, the beloved chain wrote: “This Rose Facial Oil is the perfect way to take your nighttime routine to the next level.

“Head [to] shop to grab a bottle for glowing skin now!

The Healthy Glow Rose Oil costs just £3.99 for a 25ml bottle and is a perfect moisturizer for sensitive skin.

This delicate oil not only leaves your face smelling and feeling wonderful, but also adds some extra luxury to your skin care routine.

Great that you have it back in stock

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This nourishing facial oil contains rose and pomegranate oils and is best used daily, morning and evening, to ensure your skin feels hydrated.

While it is great for sensitive skin, it is also suitable for all skin types and is best applied after cleansing and toning.

Shoppers were left agape behind the social media post, which was shared just 22 hours ago but has quickly amassed more than 500 likes.

Beauty fans were quick to share their thoughts in the comments – while many raved about the bargain, others admitted they had ‘slapped on’ Aldi oil.

One person said: “I love this, so glad you have it back in stock.”

Another added: “You listened to my request or should I say my favorite product.”

A third commented: “I bought four this morning! I missed it and had to stock up!”

While another Aldi shopper wrote: “I stocked up on loads today.”

Beauty fans are beaming

At the same time, many beauty fans were enthusiastic about the affordable oil.

One beauty fan claimed: “I love this oil and it lasts ages… well worth the price.”

This oil is AMAZING

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A second chimed in: “Just picked mine up – it’s beautiful and a lot cheaper than a similar brand I normally buy – thanks Aldi.”

Meanwhile, another savvy shopper beamed: “This oil is AMAZING.”

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A WOMAN told how she gave her council house kitchen a ‘beautiful’ makeover without spending a lot of money.

So if you’re on a budget but fancy giving your home a total transformation, you’ve come to the right place.

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A clever woman called Katie Fry has told how she gave her simple kitchen a stunning look pink overhaul, without burning a hole in her bag.

Delighted with the fresh new look of her home, Katie took to social media to show it off to others, leaving many open-mouthed.

Post on DIY on a budget officera private Facebook group with a whopping 2.2 million members, Katie shared before and after photos of her kitchen, writing: “Did my council kitchen to make it work for us and make it beautiful.”

Katie, who moved in eight months ago, added: “I do have permission from my council because the kitchen will be replaced in three years.”

What was once very sober – with brown cupboards and gray floor – has now been completely transformed into a unique space – with pink cupboards, a beautiful pink back wall and trendy brown floor.

The clever mum, from Witley, then explained: “The cupboard color is Little pink by Rust-oleum wood and cupboard paint.”

To keep costs down, Katie says: ‘Shelves are old scaffolding planks that my husband collected from our local landfill.’

Katie later revealed that she used tile stickers from Amazon to create a backsplash and self-adhesive flooring, also from Amazon, to give her floor a fresh new feel.

Not only this, but she also explained that she had acquired her kitchen island from Argos.

Katie later told Fabulous: “It was a lot of work to get it working for my family, but [it was] worth the effort.”

Social media users were left open-mouthed at Katie’s kitchen overhaul and many took to the comments to express their views.

One person said: “Absolutely beautiful!”

I love your kitchen, it’s perfect

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Another said: “Beautiful.”

A third commented: “Great job!!”

At the same time, someone else wrote: “I love your kitchen, it’s perfect.”

Meanwhile, another DIY fan said: “I love the pink color, the kitchen is beautiful.”

While another user asked: “Are you allowed to paint council units?”

To this Katie replied: “Only if you get permission, as my kitchen needs to be replaced in three years, they have granted it.”

Katie later wrote: “I would like to thank everyone for your kind comments.

“I really appreciate your kind words, thank you.”

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SAINSBURY’S has launched a delicious new sweet treat just in time for Easter.

Shoppers are rushing to get their hands on a pack of hot cross buns with the new flavor before it’s too late.

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Facebook group Newfoodsuk announced the sandwiches had hit shelves, and foodies rushed to the comments section to rave about the product.

The message read: “New Hot Cross Buns with cinnamon and brown sugar spotted at Sainsbury’s.”

One person loved the idea, writing, “These sound great!”, and another agreed, saying, “Now these would be Nice!!”

A third confirmed: “I’ve had them, they’re really nice.”

“I have to try this one,” wrote a fourth.

The launch comes after M&S also released a new flavor of hot cross bun.

Sweet treat lovers have flocked to social media to share their joy over the release of the new product.

The new Extremely Caramely hot cross buns with pieces of salted caramel fudge are perfect for those with a sweet tooth.

They’ll hit the shelves just in time for Easter on February 28, but a lucky few have already tried them as they went on sale at Corby Foodhall today for just £3.50 for two packs.

The announcement of the new flavor has been widely praised by Facebook users.

One wrote: “We have to try these,” while another agreed, saying: “Omg how good they look, I have to try!”

A third even went so far as to write: “The only hot cross buns I eat.”

And a fourth thought: “to try with a cup of tea.”

The caramel buns are just the latest new flavor of hot cross bun that M&S ​​has launched.

They also have Extremely Cheesy Hot Cross Buns and Extremely Chocolatey Hot Cross Buns.

A POPULAR lager has been pulled from store shelves, leaving fans furious.

Drinkers are campaigning to get Carling Premier back in supermarkets after manufacturer Molson Coors said it was no longer viable to produce in cans.

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Punters can still buy it, but only on tap in selected pubs – a decision that has gone down badly with the army of loyal fans.

Due to their scarcity, cans are now being sold on Amazon for an eye-watering £62.99 for a pack of 24.

Multipacks have been spotted in Iceland, Spar, Premier stores and various convenience stores in recent weeks, but many fans are now saying they can’t find one.

One fan asked Molson Coors on X: “Please tell me it’s not true that you stopped making Carling Premier in cans?”

A second asked: ‘Can you tell me why I can’t find Carling Premier lager in the shops lately? I’ve been everywhere, but no luck so far.’

A third wrote: “Very sad to hear this. I think it’s much better than the standard Carling.”

One supporter, John Henrick, has even launched a petition on Change.org.

He wrote: “Carling Premier, a beloved lager known for its smooth, creamy texture and rich flavor, is no longer available in cans from Molson Coors.

“This decision has disappointed countless fans and loyal customers and left them longing for the unique taste that only Carling Premier can provide.

“It’s not just a drink; it’s part of our social fabric that brings people together.”

A Facebook group called “Carling Premier WE LOVE IT So bring it back to Pubs” includes discussions about which pubs serve the public as many do not, as well as stock levels in stores.

Carling Premier was originally introduced to celebrate Carling’s sponsorship of the FA Premier League in 1992.

It is known as a super smooth pint because it is activated by nitrogen.

The addition of nitrogen forms smaller, more abundant bubbles that give the beer a smoother taste and texture than if it were made with carbon dioxide.

Premier’s alcohol content is also higher at 4.7%, compared to Carling Original’s 4%.

A spokesperson for Molson Coors Beverage Company confirmed that production had stopped in November.

He added: “It’s great to see the latent love for Carling Premier!

“Unfortunately, demand in stores had fallen so it was no longer viable to produce it in cans, but it is still available on tap in the on-trade in over 300 pubs, clubs and social venues across the UK.

“The pub is a great place to enjoy a Carling Premier, which has always been a super smooth pint because it is activated by nitrogen.

You can also find the nearest catering suppliers by sending us a message at consumerhelpline@molsoncoors.com.”

It’s not the only change in beer in recent months.

At the beginning of this year, Heineken reduced the alcohol content of John Smith’s Extra Smooth from 3.6% to 3.4%.

The drinks company said the decision to make the bitter weaker was to promote healthy drinking.

Last year, Carlsberg reduced its lager from 3.8% to 3.4%.

Both now fall under the new, lower tax rate on drinks of less than 3.5% following a government change in alcohol excise duty.

Meanwhile, an investigation by The Sun found that the alcohol content in popular supermarket wines has been reduced, but prices have not followed suit.

They say they are doing this to keep prices low following the UK government’s alcohol duty reforms, which means higher taxes on stronger drinks.

Heineken also reduced Fosters’ ABV from 4% to 3.7% in early 2023.

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GAMERS have bagged a PS5 deal at Asda that scans for just £5.

The title is one of the most talked about games in 2022 and has won several awards.

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And it’s a firm favorite among cat lovers.

The game in question is Stray, a third-person cat adventure set in a dystopian neon-lit city sometime in the future, when humans seemingly no longer roam the world.

Shoppers have spotted the PS5 version in Asda stores for just £5, although it’s not clear if the deal is available in every location.

A bargain hunter in Havant, Hampshire, was one of the first to notice the price drop.

The game usually costs around €20.

“Worth checking if you’re in an Asda,” they wrote on HotUKDeals.

“Great game,” one fan commented.

“Quite literally, the only downside is that it’s too short.”

The story behind Stray

Speaking to The Sun ahead of the game’s launch, producers revealed that the unique idea for Stray came from two artists who were fascinated by Kowloon Walled City, a densely populated enclave that was once in Hong Kong.

They imagined how the densely packed high-rise homes would be the perfect playground for a cat.

“Being cat owners and cat lovers themselves, it really started to take a precise shape in their minds when they did this,” Swann Martin-Raget said at the time.

One of the features Stray is praised for is its attention to detail, which came about when developers spent time researching cats in detail, looking at things like how far or high they can jump.

“They immediately press the power button on the computer, just as you are about to save your work,” Swann explains.

“They also start meowing when you have an important call, but apart from the jokes they really help us because they are a constant reference, so it is very useful for us to see them moving around the office and handling different items when you’re actually working on the game animations or sounds.”

Stray was such a hit that a film based on the video game is currently in the works.