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A clever web developer has made the ultimate trading website for the Coles Little Shop 2 promotion, giving families an easy and affordable way to complete their set!

With the second round of Coles Little Shop well and truly underway, collecting all 30 items can present a challenge, and many parents find themselves turning to online reselling sites to complete their set.

Thankfully, web developer Jordan Lovelle has created a website that makes the process of finding and trading collectibles a breeze. Cleverly named littleswap.com.au  operates as a swap and share website, eliminating the possibility of ridiculous price tags!

Sharing Is Caring

Jordan says that he became frustrated by the money-making scheme that many of the supermarket promotions had become and wanted to provide an alternative.

“The platform is more a free alternative for people who aren’t in it to make money,” he told 7News.

It is also hoped that the website will reduce the environmental impact of plastic toy collectibles by encouraging people to share and swap rather than throw unwanted items away.

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“People are up in arms about the plastic, and fair enough too,” he said. “This might reduce the amount that people do throw out.”

The website works by pairing Little Shop 2 collectors together based on the duplicates that they have, so they can exchange their items and get one step closer to their goal of 30.

A Perfect Match

Some of the items already listed on the site include My Dog tins and Messy Monkey snack bars from the Little Shop 2 promotion.

There are also items from the original Little Shop collection, including Tim Tams and Leggo’s Pasta Sauce, and items from the special edition Christmas range such as Fruit Mince Pies.

This website is such a great idea! Thank goodness for clever people like Jordan who are willing to put the effort in and make life easier for parents around the country. Now get swapping!

What Little Shop 2 items are you still on the hunt for? Let us know in the comments.

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  • Wonder what people do with their time now that they cant do this

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  • great some will love it

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  • Finally! This is a great ‘initiative’ ????

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  • What an awesome idea
    Instead of people paying on ebay

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  • Many would benefit from this… So cool

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  • Such a great idea indeed.

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  • Now I love this, what a fantastic idea. This is the kind of thing our world needs. It’s not all about money. A great service and I hope it’s really popular.

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  • I’m on the search for none of them

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  • What a wonderful idea, good on him!

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  • woooooh. good one!

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  • Good on him! A not for profit alternative for parents to get what their kids want! I’m not collecting them but it’s good to see someone helping others without being after making money through the process!

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  • Good idea.
    We’re not after the complete set at our house.

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  • It is refreshing to read about someone not wanting to make money off this promotion.


    • I certainly could not agree more. :-)



      • We need more acts and initiatives like this one to ensure a generous society and not one consumed by profiting off others.

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  • Great idea

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  • Well done, I hope he sets one up for the Woolworths Lion king one too.

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  • Wow I’m definitely checking it out

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  • This is great! Finally an adult NOT wanting to make money. So disgusting seeing items listed for such ridiculous prices, people buying literally boxes of cases, registers & merchandise.
    Well done to this Dad. Agree with plastic or not – this guy is doing good & a light in the world. Well done mate!

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  • This is such a cleaver idea. It makes me sick thinking about people trying to get rich off desperate parents.

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  • That’s a good idea. Don’t think I’d ever pay for them. Trading all the way!

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  • Thank you Jordan – hate to see children spending $9,000 of mums money on her credit card again like happened in Shop 1.

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