'Desperate' South African shoppers are buying and selling items in the Checkers Little Shop collection for thousands of rands...
‘Desperate’ South African shoppers are buying and selling items in the Checkers Little Shop collection for thousands of rands…South Africans are going to great lengths to find all 44 items of the Checkers Little Shop collection. Some are even offering to sell their “extras” for whopping amounts of cash.
Realistically, the trend would take R8 800 worth of groceries to collect, as just one miniature is earned after every R200 spent. However, this has meant that many consumers have accumulated “extras.” “I’m willing to pay you for these items,” Maryke says in the video, which has raked up almost half a million views.One cheeky TikTok posted, “I have the trolley. R10 000 eWallet.” Another added, “R10k for the Yoko machine. Take it or leave it.”While they were likely joking, shoppers have posted serious ads on Facebook Marketplace about selling and buying minis in the Checkers collection for thousands of rands.
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