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Miasima GoriaMiasima Goria Posts: 5,188
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ASDA-delivery-trolley-/151195119709


Trolley was left behind by ASDA delivery driver. ASDA have been asked on 2 occasions if they want it back but haven't come to collect it. Now getting in the way and starting to gather dust. Used (to deliver ASDA messages/groceries). Sold as seen. Highly desirable item. Would suit collector/ASDA enthusiast. Ideal last minute Christmas gift

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  • solarflaresolarflare Posts: 22,349
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    I like the idea of an "ASDA enthusiast".
  • Miasima GoriaMiasima Goria Posts: 5,188
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    solarflare wrote: »
    I like the idea of an "ASDA enthusiast".

    It makes me a bit nervous!
  • SnrDevSnrDev Posts: 6,094
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    99p isn't bad, but normal shopping trolleys are only £1 each at most supermarkets.
  • MudboxMudbox Posts: 10,110
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    SnrDev wrote: »
    99p isn't bad, but normal shopping trolleys are only £1 each at most supermarkets.

    It's not that kind of trolley though.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,692
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    'Highly desirable item'.

    Considering that ASDA apparently don't want the delivery trolley back and the seller is trying to get rid of it, surely it is a bit false to claim that it is a 'highly desirable item'...
  • Miasima GoriaMiasima Goria Posts: 5,188
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    GeoBa92 wrote: »
    'Highly desirable item'.

    Considering that ASDA apparently don't want the delivery trolley back and the seller is trying to get rid of it, surely it is a bit false to claim that it is a 'highly desirable item'...

    I'm guessing the seller is being sarcastic. If not I'd be worried about them!
  • MudboxMudbox Posts: 10,110
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    She could just make another order with ASDA, and they can pick it up then, or is that ASDA's secret trick?....maybe they will leave another one the next time.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 2,889
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    this asda to be a joke listing


    its a sack truck....not a delivery trolley
  • Ethel_FredEthel_Fred Posts: 34,127
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    Isn't Asda being boycotted - they allow staff to refuse to sell alcohol to you just because the staff member is Muslim
  • Miasima GoriaMiasima Goria Posts: 5,188
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    grps3 wrote: »
    this asda to be a joke listing


    its a sack truck....not a delivery trolley

    Maybe the seller was a bit trollied when posting it?
    Ethel_Fred wrote: »
    Isn't Asda being boycotted - they allow staff to refuse to sell alcohol to you just because the staff member is Muslim

    Who is boycotting it? :confused:
  • GonerilGoneril Posts: 1,257
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    Judging by the quality of Asda's meat and veg,well, I'd say their trolley will be more palatable.:)
  • Dan100Dan100 Posts: 2,383
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    It's a sack truck, and for 99p that is a bargain, when they usually retail for £50-80. I need one, but collection only from Glasgow is a bit far to be worth it.
  • DixDix Posts: 79,102
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    Miasima Goria wrote: »
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ASDA-delivery-trolley-/151195119709


    Trolley was left behind by ASDA delivery driver. ASDA have been asked on 2 occasions if they want it back but haven't come to collect it. Now getting in the way and starting to gather dust. Used (to deliver ASDA messages/groceries). Sold as seen. Highly desirable item. Would suit collector/ASDA enthusiast. Ideal last minute Christmas gift
    Very last minute Christmas gift. ;) Could be used for overladen customers doing their own last minute shopping. ;-) :D
  • gomezzgomezz Posts: 44,610
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    Complete with tray clamp and knuckle guards. A very desirable item.
  • DixDix Posts: 79,102
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    Dan100 wrote: »
    It's a sack truck, and for 99p that is a bargain, when they usually retail for £50-80. I need one, but collection only from Glasgow is a bit far to be worth it.
    Ring them up, and ask if their Manager drives past your way, and if he/she does or even close to where you live, then bung trolley into the car, and take it to you that way. For a tip, you could offer mince pies and a cuppa. ;):D:D
  • super-eaglesuper-eagle Posts: 597
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    Brilliant.
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