Shoppers rush to B&M to nab Xbox bargains that are scanning at just £1 at the till – but you’ll need to be quick
PARENTS are scrambling to get to B&M, in a desperate bid to nab Xbox items that have been heavily reduced.
Charlotte Peacock, a bargain hunter mum, was left stunned at her recent finds when she was shopping in her local B&M in Calcot, Reading.
Charlotte proudly took to Facebook to show off her purchases, leaving many open-mouthed.
In the Facebook group , which has 2.2million members, Charlotte shared pictures of her cheap finds and said: “B&M Calcot. They both scanned through as £1.”
Charlotte was lucky enough to nab two Xbox items - both of which cost her just £1 each.
First of all, she picked up an Xbos LED lamp, which is branded as Xbox official gear.
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The cool lamp was originally £25, but it scanned at just £1, saving her a whopping £24.
Not only this, but she also got her hands on an Xbox controller alarm clock, perfect for gamer fans.
The unique alarm clock was originally priced at £20, but scanned at just £1 at the till, with a huge £19 saved.
In total, Charlotte spent just £2 and saved a whopping £43.
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So if you’ve got a little one that loves games and has their own Xbox, you’ll want to move fast.
Charlotte was very impressed with her bargain buys and clearly many others were too, as she shared her post just 17 hours ago, but it has quickly amassed 71 likes and 35 comments.
Many parents were desperate to nab themselves these cheap finds, with many shoppers tagging their friends and loved ones in the comments.
One person said: “No way.”
Another added: “I need to go.”
Whilst someone else tagged a loved one and noted: “If you see this get one to put up for Lucas pls.”
Meanwhile, one savvy shopper urged parents to get down to their local B&M store as quickly as they can if they want to get such discounts.
He noted that such items sell out very quickly.
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He advised: “Get straight there if you want these bargains I've learned.
"If you wait till the next day then they are all usually sold.”