the mind bogglesSoupDragon wrote: Teddygirl, check out his site for your guinea pigs!
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Furry-and-Fabulous-Petwear
ebay
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I thought the whole point of Paypal was that it is secure and that this couldn't happen. Maybe sending a cheque through the post is going to come backMate of Marya wrote:Beware! My husband tried to sell a laptop on Ebay. The auction ended and the highest bidder wanted to pay using Paypal. When the money appeared in my husband's Paypal account, he posted the laptop. A couple of days later Mr MoM received an e-mail from Paypal informing him that the highest bidder was a fraud. They did not accept any responsibility and duly removed the £350 from my husband's paypal account. My husband tried to stop the laptop being delivered but was unsuccessful.
Poor man, he lost his laptop and £350. Always check the buyers/sellers ratings.
Only after the last tree has been cut down, only after the last river has been poisoned, only after the last fish has been caught, only then will you find, that money cannot be eaten.
Wrong, Hells Cat, it happened to me too.........Paypal can do this.Hell's Cat wrote:I thought the whole point of Paypal was that it is secure and that this couldn't happen. Maybe sending a cheque through the post is going to come backMate of Marya wrote:Beware! My husband tried to sell a laptop on Ebay. The auction ended and the highest bidder wanted to pay using Paypal. When the money appeared in my husband's Paypal account, he posted the laptop. A couple of days later Mr MoM received an e-mail from Paypal informing him that the highest bidder was a fraud. They did not accept any responsibility and duly removed the £350 from my husband's paypal account. My husband tried to stop the laptop being delivered but was unsuccessful.
Poor man, he lost his laptop and £350. Always check the buyers/sellers ratings.
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Yes it was Body Shop. White Musk outsold all of their other perfumes put together. Dewberry was a distant second, indeed it got terminated much to many peoples surprise, as it was still a serious revenue generator.SoupDragon wrote:Sounds ( smells?) nice.Sandra wrote:I just got samples of 10 different vanilla based perfumes
Was it Body shop used to do a vanilla perfume and a white musk? Remember my sis used to mix the two to get a sort of musky vanilla
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They must have brought Dewberry and perfume oils back cos you can buy it as perfume oil now. I liked it better than white musk. I didn't like fuzzy peach.Porty wrote:Yes it was Body Shop. White Musk outsold all of their other perfumes put together. Dewberry was a distant second, indeed it got terminated much to many peoples surprise, as it was still a serious revenue generator.
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Must keep an eye open for the Dewberry oil, not an appetiseing name though, dewberry, always made me think of runny noses.Sandra wrote:They must have brought Dewberry and perfume oils back cos you can buy it as perfume oil now. I liked it better than white musk. I didn't like fuzzy peach.Porty wrote:Yes it was Body Shop. White Musk outsold all of their other perfumes put together. Dewberry was a distant second, indeed it got terminated much to many peoples surprise, as it was still a serious revenue generator.
The white musk on it's own was, well, bland but one squirt of that and one of vanilla was nice. My fave at the moment ( ok only perfume ) is Lush's Karma
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Was there not a character in Skinny Boston Lady Lawyer tv series that had a thing for them? ( puprle hat moment, cant remember name of series, had thon scrawny lass thats biding with Harrison ford in it)Poppy wrote:Dewberry makes me think of this
A dewlap is a flap of skin that hangs beneath the chin of an animal. More generally, the term refers to any pendulous mass of skin, such as a fold of loose skin on an elderly person's neck,
Still like the smell of Dewberry though.
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So it was cancelled in spite of being amongst the best sellers because she didn't like the smell? Odd, thought the smell of money would be more attractivePorty wrote:I think it was because Anita decided she didn't like.SoupDragon wrote:I rember being very fond of the Dewberry range, wonder why they discontinued it
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Wish I had the chance to find that out for myself.Poppy wrote:But money = power. And when you've got too much of one you get capricious with the other.SoupDragon wrote: thought the smell of money would be more attractive
Go on get a BIG kitty together for me and see if I change.
It's in the interests of science. Please give generously
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For you Soupy:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brand-New-Body-Sh ... dZViewItem
there is lots of body shop dewberry on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brand-New-Body-Sh ... dZViewItem
there is lots of body shop dewberry on ebay.
