somehow i always miss out on these trends until years later i have heaps of these unopened

This is amazing. It’s funny what people consider paying a lot of money for.

They might be posted for that amount but are people buying at that price?

I wish they would bring back the Bricks.

Yeah but did it actually sell? I don’t know anyone who would pay that money for it!

I bought my son the trolly and shopping basket. It was really a montessori thing so he can bring them shopping with me when he is older.

Not something I would buy.

Just because there is an asking price, doesn’t mean someone would actually pay that. Its a shame some kiddies missed out because of these people who post on ebay moments later

That’s amazing, I guess one can never tell what is going to be a ‘trend’.

Well maybe I shouldn’t have thrown them away!!! ????

This was a pretty short lived fad, wasn’t it?

Goodness me, do they actually sell any of these I wonder.

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  • • Mum2archer replied
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  Exactly! There is a difference as to what it is listed for and what it actually sells for … if it even sells!!

Maybe the need to actually make more available… nothing’s changed

I notice the latest promotions haven’t prompted this kind of behavioyr.

it’s so sad to see this. with new sets being released we will see the equivalant items scooped up fast and resold like this. It’s the kids that miss out

Cute trucks. there’s always going to be people hawking stuff at inflated prices. I don’t necessarily like the plastic crap being made but I think they do have a returns box where it goes to be recycled – hopefully more successfully than the plastic bag recycling debacle!!

The prices on Ebay are only realistic if they are in the Sold section – anyone can put any price on anything on ebay but someone has to be willing to pay that amount. There are no solds anywhere near these prices.

I bet they’re only worth a couple of dollars now!

That’s insane – I don’t know why there is such a big thing with the collectables. They are popular for a short time and then everyone forgets about them.

You and Woolies are inadvertently teaching children to value materialist plastic rubbish
On a side note Woolies shame on you for manufacturing more plastic crap for marketing purposes which is unnessary not good for our environment
Don’t buy into any of it…