To think £11 for four little cornflake cakes is outrageously exorbitant?

[SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius]

Someone on my FB has just shared this ebay listing - four vegan chocolate cornflake cakes, each weighing 25g, £5.99 + £5 postage and packing - here.

My jaw just hit the floor - it is for charity, but even so, this is outrageous, surely?

@Puzzledandpissedoff - I messaged her via eBay to ask if she had made a mistake with the pricing - I didn't mean formal eBay feedback - sorry for the confusion.

Ah - see what you mean, SDT

I've put a watch on the listing to see what happens if anyone does buy some, though I can hardly believe that's likely ...

Isn't it for 12 cakes? She says 12 x 25 g?

Still a rip off!

Cross posted

The point missed : Ebay is an auction site, you don't have to bid, you don't have to buy. Why are some of you hell bent on wrecking peoples trading IDs?

If someone is overcharging (or trying to overcharge) so outrageously, do they deserve to have a good trading ID?

Can you be vegetarian and vegan at the same time?!

They look kinda ... burnt.

I wouldn't, even if she was selling them @ £1 for a dozen.

But I say this as someone who can't boil an egg.

VBRF

That'll be the manky chocolate... bleurgh...

puzzled I have done the same..I am one of 8 so guessing another 6 MN members are doing the same.

Doesn't she need some sort of food hygiene cert to be selling foodstuff? The kitchen could be filthy.

I'm watching on eBay 😉

Arseholes it states in the listing that she has a hygiene certificate.

"Made by a life time vegetarian and vegan, with 20 years of baking and cooking experience, in a council certified hygiene kitchen. I have a level 2 food hygiene certificate."

How.many bits of the smashed up peanut stuff do you get?