They should sell it for, like, £2.15 just so people can complain one last time.
Upstairs-Beat-783 on
How lucky is it labour gave them excuses for mismanagement and nobody wanting to buy cheap tat.
martzgregpaul on
Lost 40 million to shoplifters but apparently Reeves 10 million is to blame 😄
FangsOfGlory on
Geez, we’ve only had a new one open in our town about 6 months ago.
Inside-Judgment6233 on
How in the name of the good Lord is Poundland going bust?
crucible on
> sold ‘for a pound’
Ashens has the chance to do the funniest thing here…
cornishpirate32 on
Went down the pan when they decided to become a wilkos / B&M / the range, but worse
ElectricNinja1 on
I want to buy 200 stores, now here’s a pound… And I want change
Krammn on
I mean, it was inevitable, right?
Poundland loses its selling point when all of the prices creep up.
If you go into a Poundland, nothing is even a pound anymore.
CastleofWamdue on
I know its lost its way a bit, but i didnt realise it was THAT bad.
OddSprinkles1384 on
How long before Amazon is the only shop. Then they put up thier prices 200% and there is no competition.
The 2020’s are shit and a con.
PurahsHero on
You knew what you got with Poundland. Tatty but probably the cheapest you could get it anywhere.
Then they jacked up prices and somehow reduced the quality. Once Lidl and Aldi showed you can get some decent things for dirt cheap it was game over.
Sufficient-Cold-9496 on
Poundland started to go downhill when all that pepco stuff started to appear
MultiMidden on
TBH they should have started using the Dealz branding that they have in Ireland etc. when they stopped being £1 for everything. That’s probably when the rot really took hold, people going in and finding out stuff is no longer just £1.
HedoSpecter69 on
Dread it? Run from it? Destiny arrives all the same.
fish-and-cushion on
I reckon a lot of what they sell is either loss-leading or low margins (bottles of pop springs to mind)
concretepigeon on
Another in a long line of chains who built their business on selling substandard products on a false economy. They’ll be replaced by something else that does the same thing.
Primary_Junket8662 on
My local Pondland smells of misery, chip fat and stale fag smoke . It’s also a shit, more expensive Home Bargains.
IndelibleIguana on
I’ve known for a while that these cunts are gonna go tits up.
DaddyOfChaos on
So the only thing in the shop that’s still actually a pound, is the shop itself?
bK_17 on
The Range will buy them, we’ve been hearing it around the place Chris Dawson is personally interested
LouClittler on
Owners are probably looking to follow in the footsteps of the former owners of 99p stores. Pivot into the lucrative world of social care.
Wish I was joking. Look up National Care Group.
dalehitchy on
They lost most of their attraction when everything went over £1 and they became more like B&M. Except you have to travel to the town centre and pay for parking to shop there
Razzler1973 on
I don’t have a problem with PoundLand
This is a shame but it does seem like there’s sooooo many of these
I’m not back in the UK much, just back to visit family each year but every high street just has the same stores, it seems
sir__gummerz on
This is self inflicted, I sometimes go in for a drink and the stores are awful, boxes everywhere, massive que to pay, and the self checkouts they use are terrible. B&M has filled alot of there function around my way.
BeanieManPresents on
I feel sorry for the people who are working there, I remember it being a little rough depending on who was managing the store I worked at.
darkdetective on
They knocked down a long standing library to build the one in Exeter. Still absolutely shocked by that decision.
PracticalMention8134 on
Flying tiger is a so much happier dollae shop.
Poundland is depressing
Jenko65 on
Went too far with the over £1 price point, changed CEO over the last few years as well to a bumbling fuckwit with an attitude problem.
Sad, good memories of working there and a lot of good people still there too.
29 Comments
They should sell it for, like, £2.15 just so people can complain one last time.
How lucky is it labour gave them excuses for mismanagement and nobody wanting to buy cheap tat.
Lost 40 million to shoplifters but apparently Reeves 10 million is to blame 😄
Geez, we’ve only had a new one open in our town about 6 months ago.
How in the name of the good Lord is Poundland going bust?
> sold ‘for a pound’
Ashens has the chance to do the funniest thing here…
Went down the pan when they decided to become a wilkos / B&M / the range, but worse
I want to buy 200 stores, now here’s a pound… And I want change
I mean, it was inevitable, right?
Poundland loses its selling point when all of the prices creep up.
If you go into a Poundland, nothing is even a pound anymore.
I know its lost its way a bit, but i didnt realise it was THAT bad.
How long before Amazon is the only shop. Then they put up thier prices 200% and there is no competition.
The 2020’s are shit and a con.
You knew what you got with Poundland. Tatty but probably the cheapest you could get it anywhere.
Then they jacked up prices and somehow reduced the quality. Once Lidl and Aldi showed you can get some decent things for dirt cheap it was game over.
Poundland started to go downhill when all that pepco stuff started to appear
TBH they should have started using the Dealz branding that they have in Ireland etc. when they stopped being £1 for everything. That’s probably when the rot really took hold, people going in and finding out stuff is no longer just £1.
Dread it? Run from it? Destiny arrives all the same.
I reckon a lot of what they sell is either loss-leading or low margins (bottles of pop springs to mind)
Another in a long line of chains who built their business on selling substandard products on a false economy. They’ll be replaced by something else that does the same thing.
My local Pondland smells of misery, chip fat and stale fag smoke . It’s also a shit, more expensive Home Bargains.
I’ve known for a while that these cunts are gonna go tits up.
So the only thing in the shop that’s still actually a pound, is the shop itself?
The Range will buy them, we’ve been hearing it around the place Chris Dawson is personally interested
Owners are probably looking to follow in the footsteps of the former owners of 99p stores. Pivot into the lucrative world of social care.
Wish I was joking. Look up National Care Group.
They lost most of their attraction when everything went over £1 and they became more like B&M. Except you have to travel to the town centre and pay for parking to shop there
I don’t have a problem with PoundLand
This is a shame but it does seem like there’s sooooo many of these
I’m not back in the UK much, just back to visit family each year but every high street just has the same stores, it seems
This is self inflicted, I sometimes go in for a drink and the stores are awful, boxes everywhere, massive que to pay, and the self checkouts they use are terrible. B&M has filled alot of there function around my way.
I feel sorry for the people who are working there, I remember it being a little rough depending on who was managing the store I worked at.
They knocked down a long standing library to build the one in Exeter. Still absolutely shocked by that decision.
Flying tiger is a so much happier dollae shop.
Poundland is depressing
Went too far with the over £1 price point, changed CEO over the last few years as well to a bumbling fuckwit with an attitude problem.
Sad, good memories of working there and a lot of good people still there too.