cherry*135
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In response to k0llectable5

on ‎02-09-2014 09:32 AM

We can't really give names of other places to buy on ebay forum.
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k0llectable5
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In response to cherry*135

on ‎02-09-2014 09:36 AM

Really AM?  Does it say that in the rules somewhere?

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katydidthat
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In response to k0llectable5

on ‎02-09-2014 09:45 AM

Sec, I just had a look on eBay ... great bargains, fitted sheets by themselves, or with two pillowcases ... big variety of colours.

I searched on fitted sheet queen ...
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k0llectable5
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In response to k0llectable5

on ‎02-09-2014 09:46 AM

I dont know about that Am, I cant find anything in the rules that says we're not allowed to reccommend other places to buy goods...

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cherry*135
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In response to k0llectable5

‎02-09-2014 09:49 AM - edited ‎02-09-2014 09:49 AM

Past experience. Ebay sells a variety of goods..why would they want posters recommending other stores.
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k0llectable5
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In response to katydidthat

on ‎02-09-2014 09:51 AM

Yeah Katy, I did do that myself before starting this thread, and for sure they do seem like good bargains and I'll always shop on eBay first if it's the right product for the right price.

 

I guess my problem is I kinda wanted to have them today...

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k0llectable5
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In response to cherry*135

on ‎02-09-2014 09:55 AM

Because sometimes it's also good to shop locally.  

 

And as I said if you can find a specific rule prohibiting posters from reccommending other stores then so be it.

 

I'm actually more interested in peoples personal opinions on the topic.

katydidthat
Community Member
In response to k0llectable5

on ‎02-09-2014 10:02 AM

I know how you feel about wanting it NOW ...

If you filtered the search so that it only looked in Australia, you could probably have them by the end of the week.

Anyway, like I said I like them cheap and thin. No need to worry about washing them, I just shove them in the machine and then the dryer. No need for ironing them. And, when they get old, I just buy new ones.
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k0llectable5
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In response to katydidthat

on ‎02-09-2014 10:07 AM

 No need for ironing them.

 

LOL whats an iron hehe 

 

Nah just kidding I know what an iron is, but I dont think I have ever ironed sheets before, it has to be a pretty special occasion before I will iron anything (apart from work or school uniforms ect)

soulart2
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In response to katydidthat

on ‎02-09-2014 10:11 AM

The higher the thread count the thicker the sheet is, so I have one high count pair for winter but lower count for the rest of the year. Being the bottom sheet, they would last longer being high count. I've seen seperate fitted and flat sheets for sale at big w. don't know if you have one nearby?
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