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Sunflower Solar Ornament US $0.83 /AU $1.09 Delivered @ Everbuying (New Accounts)

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Sunflower Solar Ornament US $0.83 /AU $1.09 Delivered @ Everbuying (New Accounts)
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altomic on 31/07/2016 - 16:30 m.everbuying.net (354 clicks)
Last edited 31/07/2016 - 16:57 by 1 other user
EB714

This price is for new accounts only.

"This is a wonderful gift for yourself, your friends and family! Not only a beautiful decoration, but also a environment-friendly toy!"

or because you want it…and it's cheap.

here is a link for some other inexpensive solar toys for under US$2 - before discounts

(1)Create a new account and add a shipping address on the regular www site
(2)Go to this link for the sunflower solar thing on their mobile site. this will save 2%.
(3)Select the sunflower solar thing and go to check out (use coupon EB714). You may need to log in again at this point.
(4)In the checkout the 17 (maximum allowable) EB points should be auto entered here.
(5)You also need to select shipping (free of course)

Your totals should read (bottom right of page)

Items Sub-total USD$ 1.32
Coupon - USD$ 0.13
Mobile Discounts - USD$ 0.02
EB Points saving - USD$0.34
The amount payable: USD$0.83

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  • INFIDEL on 31/07/2016 - 16:53
    +5

    Wow - The beautiful sunflower can be shaking when it is under the sun
    I'd be amazed if someone gave me this as a gift 😱

    Plastic & potentially harmfully manufactured (heavy metals & waste) crap bound for landfill - now marketed as also a environment-friendly toy! by adding something "solar".

    If it's cheap crap (after all we love cheap crap on OzBargain) - don't hype it as something amazing & environmental when it's not.

    Think I'll grow some real 🌻sunflowers🌻 instead. Certainly cheaper per flower & can never stop smiling when I see them growing. (Remember not to chop of an ear though.) Good for the kids as well. Definitely more environment-friendly 😀

    • muncan on 31/07/2016 - 17:42
      +2

      Landfill, despite its unpopularity, is still a part of our environment.

      • INFIDEL on 31/07/2016 - 18:08
        +1

        E by gum lad, where there's muck there's brass (money) 😯
        A very profitable part of our "environment". And called "home" in some countries.

        I don't even think the marketer for the product would believe it's environment-friendly claim😀
        Won't stop people buying & hopefully enjoying, before ending it's time in landfill.

    • frowny on 31/07/2016 - 18:32
      +1

      I'd be pretty chill if I got these as a gift, it's cute.

  • bob19 on 01/08/2016 - 00:10
    +1

    This toy doesn't look like sunflower at all. The manufacturer should first check what sunflowers look like before naming their toy.

    • llama on 01/08/2016 - 00:34
      +1

      This toy doesn't look like sunflower at all

      FLOWER that moves in the SUN

      SUN activated FLOWER

      SUN… FLOWER

      The manufacturer should first check what sunflowers look like before naming their toy

      Sunflowers look nothing like the sun.

      bob19, have you bobbed for apples 19 times? Not everything is literal.

      • bob19 on 01/08/2016 - 01:36

        Then, at least it should've been called sun flower and not sunflower, as sunflower is a proper name.
        You are saying that in this case the word sun is used to say that this flower is "sun activated flower" or "flower that moves in the sun". But then what the word SOLAR is for?
        It's like saying "buttery butter".

        This toy should've been just called flower solar ornament or solar flower toy, etc.

        • llama on 01/08/2016 - 18:17

          It's Chinese. They use different grammer, syntax and adjective concepts to what we do.

        • altomic on 02/08/2016 - 07:34

          @llama: and lumens.

        • llama on 02/08/2016 - 15:41

          @altomic:

          Chinese lumens are created in the same place as Chinese mAh, which is next door to where the CE marks are printed.

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