Float rod bargain
- Thread starter robtherake
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Wilko
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After his fees and the time taken to package and post it, he may as well just give it away?!
sam vimes
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The first time I checked, it said seven people per hour were viewing. I just checked again and it was up to twenty nine. Strangely, it hasn't been bought yet, despite the bargain price. I can only conclude that my Shakespeare aversion isn't exactly unique.
symonh2000
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I don't mind Shakespeare stuff, but I already have enough rods here.
I am sure the listing is an error though and it was meant to be 99p start...
I am sure the listing is an error though and it was meant to be 99p start...
robtherake
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It'd make a nice Xmas gift for a budding young angler. It's obviously a mistake - I thought someone on here might like to take advantage of it.
Wilko
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..............Strangely, it hasn't been bought yet, despite the bargain price. I can only conclude that my Shakespeare aversion isn't exactly unique.
If it was a 12 footer, I'd have had it without a second thought.
steph mckenzie
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They only cost about £20 brand new anyway, and this one is used. So £13.98 for a used rod ain't that good a price.
Wilko
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Maybe to some.....They're £23 + £9 p&p so £14 for a twice used rod as opposed to £32 for new is still a bargain. Even if your local shop had 'em in stock your're getting a virtually new rod and £9 to spend on something else. To a youngster or someone on a tight budget that's a worthwhile wedge.
I also reckon it's a listing error but if it's not, someone will be more than happy.