SAINSBURY’S customers have been rushing out to buy outdoor essentials selling for just £1 instead of £18. One savvy shopper took to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group yester…
The shopper found the boots in her local Sainsbury's storeThe boots scanned at £1 instead of £18 - a whopping 95% discountAlongside a snap of the yellow boots with
an £18 label attached was a second photo with a receipt showing how they cost her just £1.She added: "I had to double take when I scanned them."Read more in Shopping
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