Natster123x
Asda:) or Tesco:)

Riley
99¢ store

R
On eBay

Phoenix 013
Not sure why you don't like eBay, they're a good source for older items that aren't manufactured anymore. If you can't find any anywhere else and go the eBay route: Check the feedback of the seller of any item that you want. I'd say they should have a feedback rating of 99%+. Maybe send him a question about the item to see their responsiveness, if they don't reply back, maybe not the best seller to deal with. If you send the seller a question about an item, find another of their listings, and send the question from that item page, rather than from the one that you actually want. This will add a little bit of work for the seller, if they want to add the q/a to the item description page that you are actually interested in. Maybe they won't bother, and maybe any potential bidders/buyers would not bother to send the seller the same question, instead just looking for another item. If there is a particular item that you are looking for, and especially if it is relatively rare on eBay, use a site like Ebuyersedge.com to set up saved searches. You'd get an e-mail whenever a match is listed. Great for "Buy It Now"s priced right. You can use the price, category, exclude Word, etc. filters to narrow down the list of results that you receive in the e-mails. Try a misspelling search site like Typojoe.com to hopefully find some deals with items that have main keywords misspelled in the title. Other interested buyers might never see them. Then, if the item is listed an auction format, after a few days of no bids (hopefully anyway) send the seller and offer to end the auction early and sell the item to you. They may worry that no one is interested, and take whatever they can get.

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