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.

A money-saving woman has amazed home cooks after finding a highly sought-after casserole at a bargain price.

She spent a lot of time looking for the classic cast iron bowl to add to her collection before making the purchase.

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Liz Marie (@liz_marie_bakes) has amassed nearly 15,000 followers on TikTok, where she shares her love for cooking.

The foodie said she searched “religiously” for months for a casserole before spotting a Le Creuset Cast Iron Heart Casserole dish at Goodwill.

The versatile bowl can be used for making one-pot recipes, casseroles, as well as soups and bread.

The cookware cost a whopping $220 before selling out on the brand’s website, but Liz only paid a fraction of the cost.

She showed off the heart-shaped red bowl inside and out as she talked about how much she bought it for in her kitchen.

Liz said it cost $9.99, but she only paid $5.72 because she had a 50% off coupon.

She admitted she started crying at the checkout because she was so “excited” after previously visiting the store six times a week in search of the dish.

“I hope you love this thrift store find as much as I do,” she said.

Liz said there is usually a coupon on the receipt if you donate to Goodwill and sign up for their texts.

Viewers were impressed with her budget-friendly purchase, with more than 7,800 people liking the video and others taking to the comments section in shock.

“I literally gasped when I saw the price,” one person wrote.

“Dude, that’s a huge STEAL for Le Creuset,” another commented.

“This is great luck,” said a third.

“Well time for me to move to a rich area with a Goodwill,” another added.

“The red one is no longer available, so extra value,” said a viewer.

“Ah!!! I didn’t know this! That makes it even more special. Thanks for letting me know,” Liz replied.

The purchase comes after another customer at Goodwill was thrilled when they found a frying pan.

Ellen (@maggiemaethrift) bought Le Creuset’s signature Chambray Dutch Oven, which cost $419.95, for just $12.99.

She thoroughly inspected the cookware before taking it home after noticing it was partially stuck.

She admitted to being surprised by her “happiness” when she visited the store late in the day.

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SHOPPERS are rushing to M&S to buy a floral tea dress perfect for spring.

The floral round neck midi tea dress is flying off the shelves with one sold every five minutes.

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It is available in two beautiful colours, blue and ivory, and is available in three different lengths: petite, regular and long.

The dress is already sold out in some sizes, so you better grab it quickly before it’s too late.

A product description reads: “This floral tea dress is made from a lightweight and breathable fabric for an airy feel.

“It has a regular fit and airy three-quarter sleeves.

“The midi-length skirt comes complete with a flowy hem.”

The dress costs €39.50 and can be purchased in store or online.

Shoppers are raving about the dress on the M&S website.

One person said: “What a lovely soft material. One of those dresses that just makes you feel like a million dollars.

“Another bonus is that it doesn’t wrinkle easily.”

Another person said: “This dress will become a wardrobe staple.

“I dressed it up with heels or dressed it down with sneakers.

“I honestly think this is the best dress I’ve bought in a while, it hangs beautifully and looks great.

“Besides, it’s a bargain.”

A third person said: “I loved it so much I got the black and the blue.

“It’s super comfortable and can be worn casually or casually.”

A fourth shopper commented: “Great fit, nice material, really good value for money.

“Already one of my favorites.”

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SHE is ITV’s new leading lady, but Cat Deeley’s outfits are far less chic than those of This Morning predecessor Holly Willoughby.

We haven’t seen a puff-sleeved blouse or a patterned midi dress yet – and it looks like she’s much more comfortable in jeans, a T-shirt or even a cardigan.

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Too ordinary? We don’t think so.

Cat certainly has class and her outfits are attractive and accessible for real women who want to dress up for a pub lunch, a dinner party or a day of shopping.

Fans are already flocking to X to praise her down-to-earth outfits, with one user saying: “Isn’t Cat Deeley just gorgeous! I love her sense of style!”

And it’s her sense of style. Insiders have told us the 47-year-old chooses her appearance.

It is only a matter of time before the “Holly Effect” is replaced by the “Cat Effect”.

Some of her items, like a multi-colored cardigan she wore this week, have already sold out as viewers rush to buy them.

Cat’s eclectic style crosses continents, with key pieces from River Island in the UK and Madewell in the US.

But it is the French brand Sezane that she loves most.

The presenter has rounded up a range of items from the top high street brand, loved by celebrities including Princess Kate and Sienna Miller.

Sezane products are baptized with chic French first names and last Thursday Cat wore the Nele shirt.

The rust-colored number features fringe and detailing and retails for £105.

Yes, it’s pricey, but Cat paired it with £48 River Island ‘tummy-hold flared jeans’ made from comfortable stretch fabric.

In the same week, she paired the blue Sezane Maxence shirt with the brand’s black Rome shorts – which have a combined price tag of £230 – and black tights.

And on Tuesday, Cat went for an effortless Parisian look, wearing Sezane’s La Chamade T-shirt, with a heart print on the front, and leather-look trousers.

Of course, some viewers have criticized her online, saying that she should hire Gok Wan as a stylist or that she is too old or too thin for shorts or dresses.

It is the French brand Sezane that she loves most

On the contrary, we are definitely sold!

And while Sezane and some of Cat’s other favorites, like Hush and & Other Stories, may be a bit overpriced, a quick search on Vinted will turn up a lot of good quality second-hand versions for half the price or less.

Failing that, we’ve scoured our high street favorites to show you how to steal Cat’s style. . .

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By Shania Obrien for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 7:30 PM EDT, March 21, 2024 | Updated: 8:02 PM EDT, March 21, 2024

A BARGAIN shopper showed off a $2 Goodwill kitchen find that was a miracle.

Although it went undiscovered in her local store, she was able to determine the correct value on the handle.

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Nidia (@albanidia__) shared the sparse loot in a TikTok video.

She showed off Le Creuset’s latest steel pot to complement her kitchen collection, which normally retails for hundreds of dollars.

However, Nidia revealed that she only spent two dollars for it.

“My new beauty: Saving is the best,” she said.

“I buy these at the Goodwill outlet stores and because they are quite heavy, they usually cost between $2 and $4.”

When she opened the lid, she revealed that she had purchased the jar in a stained condition.

Dark brown stove stains lined the inside and bottom of the pan.

However, Nidia was undeterred as she loaded up on an army of dish soap and detergents.

She lathered the bottom with Bar Keeper’s Friend Liquid Soft Cleanser and Powder Cleanser.

She formed a paste with the powder and added more detergent to the pan for a complete clean.

Nidia scrubbed the pan thoroughly and set it aside for an hour.

After a warm water rinse, she was pleased with the amount of dirt and oil that came off.

“I’ll probably do the bottom again,” she said.

Many agreed that saving for household items often turned up the most unexpected treasures.

“I recently found two Dutch ovens at the thrift store. I love them and now I understand the hype, the quality is incredible,” said one commenter.

Some offered cleaning advice to get the remaining stains out.

“If you had a drill brush attachment for a drill it would make things so much easier! Nevertheless, it came out great,” said one viewer.

“I heat the pan then scrub with BarKeepers, works like a charm,” said another.

“Baking soda and aluminum foil. Trust me. It won’t scratch and gets them out quickly,” said a third.

One viewer offered a foolproof solution that guaranteed her a sparkling new pot.

“I believe Le Creuset will take and replace pans in less than ideal condition if you cannot get the stains out,” they said.

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IS that underwire sticking into your chest or do you have side boob?

Rest assured, you are far from alone when it comes to making bra choosing mistakes.

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According to research by lingerie brand Boux Avenue, 81 percent of women wear the wrong size.

Despite our breasts changing shape and size throughout our lives, more than a third of us (35 percent) have never had a bra fitted – and I’m one of them.

I don’t like the thought of a stranger poking my breasts.

Like most women, I have always just bought bras that I like and if they fit well, I don’t take them back to the store.

Overall, I ended up with 32D bras. So far not scientific.

But after having two children – Jude, four, and Eva, 20 months – my breasts have changed. And not for the better.

They got bigger when I was pregnant and after breastfeeding they definitely look less plump and perky.

I need new lingerie because I can no longer fit into my old bras.

But shopping with the kids in tow is not a success, because I never have time to try anything on.

Instead, I just grab one that looks like it will fit, but invariably it doesn’t.

Clearly I need to make time to get myself measured.

Experts say you should have a bra fitted every six to 12 months to ensure you’re wearing the right fit and style for your bust.

Without expert help and faced with a dizzying array of sizes, styles and brands, it’s no wonder we end up buying bras that don’t fit us properly.

But the consequences are real.

We all know that feeling of an ill-fitting bra and it’s not fun: gaping or overcrowded cups, straps that dig in or fall down, straps that rise or cut inwards.

Priya Downes, founder and CEO of lingerie brand Nudea, says: “Wearing the right bra is the single most important factor in a woman’s wardrobe, regardless of size.

“If your shoes caused blisters you wouldn’t wear them anymore, so why do we stick to uncomfortable underwear?

“If you can’t wait to get home at the end of the day and take yours off as soon as you walk in the door, chances are you’re wearing the wrong size.”

Most high street stores offer free walk-in fittings, but if you don’t fancy that, brands like Nudea offer fittings online.

To find out my actual size, I ripped off the bandeau and tested these styles at six different bra fitting services.

The results may surprise you.

Bouxlaan – 30E

Microfibre Strapless Multiway Bra, £32

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I was stunned when the bra fitter told me I had an E cup.

I asked her to measure me again “just to be sure”.

Even though the cup size seemed huge, it actually fit really well and was the most supportive strapless bra I’ve ever worn.

I considered quitting my job as a journalist and creating an OnlyFans account.

But before I took the plunge, I was soon back down to earth when I had my measurements taken at Marks & Spencer, who thought I was a completely different size.

Full Cup Lace Trim Print Underwire Bra AE, £10

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My back measurement was 30.5 cm, but the bra fitter recommended that I wear a size 32C for comfort.

I’ve always thought I was around 30-32C/D, so this reading seemed about right.

The bra fit well, but felt a little tight around the cup.

The technician laughed out loud when I mentioned that I had just been told I was a lusty E-cup on Boux Avenue.

“No, honey, that’s a bit generous – a D for a push,” she said.

Calvin Klein 30D

Lift demi bra, £22 at House of Fraser

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“YOU have a small back and a large cup,” the bra fitter said after measuring me.

“I recommend Calvin Klein bras because they are perfect for women with this shape.”

She was right.

The brand’s bra fit perfectly and felt so comfortable.

It gave me a much-needed subtle lift, which looks great in low-cut tops.

Very sexy push-up bra without underwire, £45

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THIS was the only store that physically measured my cup size from above, rather than below.

The padded bra fit perfectly and gave me an instant boob job.

It was also super comfortable because it didn’t have an underwire.

For a moment I felt like a Victoria’s Secret model with my new assets.

John Lewis – 30C

Light blue T-shirt bra without underwire, € 22,-

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THE bra specialist told me I was a size 30C/D and brought me a pair in those sizes.

I have to admit that I love a non-wired bra and often sleep in it after reading that this is how actress Liz Hurley keeps her assets so perky.

So I happily admit that I was excited about it from the start.

I chose a C cup and it is the most comfortable bra I have ever worn – I never want to take it off!

Bravissimo-32DD

Ophelia balcony bra, €42

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With this adjustment, the specialist didn’t even have to get out her measuring tape.

Like a true boob whisperer, she just looked at my chest and said, “You’re a 32DD.”

She then suggested a few bras for me to try on and stuck her finger under the band to make sure it wasn’t too tight or too loose.

While I liked the look of the balconette bra on the hanger, I don’t think it did much for me when I put it on.

It seemed to flatten my assets, but the fitter insisted I was wearing the correct size.

In the middle of a Canadian city lies an abandoned shopping center that serves as a time capsule for the ’90s, as a fascinating documentary reveals.

Filmmaker Jake Williams was granted access to the City Center Mall in Hamilton, Ontario, and he took a thorough walk around to examine its innards.

He was shocked to discover that the mall – which opened in 1990 after a CA$150 million investment and closed in 2022 – appeared frozen in time, with the interior “completely preserved and completely unchanged.”

In one scene, he enters a former office, where he finds clothes in a closet, photos lying around and a retro computer on the desk. As he turns the camera around, he says, “Oh my God, has anyone been here since 1990?”

“There are pictures of them building this room… and painting it. I think I accidentally entered the 1994 office. This is bizarre…the clothes are scattered everywhere,” he added.

In another scene, Jake ventures to the mall’s food court, where he finds the remains of several eateries, including a Persian restaurant and an Italian that sells a plate of pasta for CA$3.99.

Other items on the menu include 12 wings for CA$10.99 and a hot chicken sub for CA$5.49.

While looking around the dining room, Jakes tells viewers that “the whole place stinks like hell.”

Of the food court design, he says the aqua green “chairs and tables bring back so much nostalgia” and “even the hip cans are straight out of the 90s.”

As Jake walks through the mall, viewers get a sense of its scale, with the main atrium having a grand vaulted ceiling and a glass elevator providing access to two balcony levels.

When it was open, the City Center Mall offered more than 50,000 square feet of commercial space, and hundreds of people worked in the sprawling building.

Jake reveals that the mall was originally called the Hamilton Eaton Center and has faced several hurdles over the years as footfall declined. After the name change and sale to a new owner, it finally closed its doors on December 26, 2022.

In Jake’s film, it appears that after closing most of the contents are left behind.

A Dollar Store in the mall still has “closing sale” stickers taped to the outside, along with other signs informing shoppers that a 70 percent discount applies to all merchandise.

At the discount store, Jake discovers that many unsold items have been thrown away, while he also notices a ‘wall of shame’ behind the cash registers with photos of unruly customers still taped up.

In another part of the building, Jake discovers an office space that was used as a call center, with cubicles still intact and decorated with headsets.

Meanwhile, another corner of the mall was converted into a gym to attract customers. However, no machine was left behind.

Regarding the condition of the building, Jake says that the “disrepair doesn’t look that bad, but when you look in certain corners it starts to show that this building has only just been here.”

He notes that there is water damage in some parts of the structure, with the “paint starting to peel.”

His images also show that some interiors, such as the elevator doors, have been vandalized with graffiti.

After the shopping center closed, there were ambitions to demolish it to make way for a $1 billion mixed-use residential and retail development, but plans are currently on hold.

The developer who bought the abandoned mall, IN8 Developments, said CBC in December 2023 that it had “halted the project and demolition until the real estate market improves.”

Company Chairman Darryl Firsten offered hope to the city’s residents, adding, “In the meantime, we will continue to refine and improve our design.” It will be a great project.’

By Chikamso Chukwuenyem for Mailonline

Published: 3:35 PM EDT, March 21, 2024 | Updated: 3:36 PM EDT, March 21, 2024