Poundland’s must-have £1.50 pumpkin decorations are being flogged for £20 on eBay by ‘greedy’ sellers
POUNDLAND fans have slammed people flogging their £1.50 pumpkins on eBay for £20 as ‘greedy’ and ‘selfish’
The department store brought out a range of glass pumpkins this year as part of their Halloween decorations, which have been a hit with shoppers.
The £1.50 ornaments have been flying off the shelves, but they’ve proved so popular Brits have been struggling to find them in stores.
It seems some people are trying to cash in on the new homeware trend, with the light-up pumpkins being sold on eBay for £19.99 - plus postage.
One Poundland shopper spotted them on the shopping site and raged about it on Facebook group , where fellow fans have slammed the sellers.
The sad shopper wrote: “Went to two different Poundland’s today for the glass pumpkins without success.
“Can’t believe people are selling these on eBay for these prices. Saw some for even more.”
The post racked up more than 100 comments as people slammed the sales, pointing out the fragile glass pumpkins might not even survive postage.
One person said: “Complete morons. Seriously. This should be monitored.”
Another wrote: “This makes me so annoyed! There’s no need for it sheer greed!”
A third commented: “Non anywhere.. selfish people In the world.”
This mum replied: “My Autistic son is obsessed with anything Halloween & light up.
“We’ve been to 3 different stores and can’t find any.
"Such a shame that people can be so greedy.”
While another shopper simply added: “That’s disgusting.”
And here's everything you need to know about Poundland's light-up glass pumpkins which people are snapping up for Halloween.
We shared how people are turning old jumpers and socks into pumpkins for Halloween & even Stacey Solomon has jumped on the trend.