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TOPIC: Poundland Bust.
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Re:Poundland Bust. 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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Silent Minority wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
If you increase the prices and dont bother putting price tags on, what do you expect?
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44446576
It's the much smaller Poundworld that is going bust,not Poundland.
Of course. That is what I meant. The names are interchangeable in my befuddled mind.
Robbie, both versions have been selling higher price things for a long time now, and nobody I know can be bothered with the confusion. (It could be just in a couple of places though, but it certainly seems deliberate.)
Even when things are a pound, you have to do mathematical gymnastics to work out the comparative cost because they sell smaller sizes. (Diane Abbot.. Don't bother!)
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Re:PoundWORLD Bust. 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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In The Know wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
If you increase the prices and dont bother putting price tags on, what do you expect?
The real reason is that most of the junk they sell is sourced overseas, and the exchange rate has collapsed - mainly due to thick PoundWORLD customers voting Brexit ! (but they are too stupid to understand that !)
The rapid growth in sales (at little profit margin) encouraged massive store expansion (on borrowed money)
If that was the case, wouldn't all of them go under? The same applies to them all.
How do you know Poundworld customers voted to leave?
And wouldn't stuff from China be unaffected?
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