High street retailer B&M is popular with shoppers because of its large range of products and cheap prices.
But shoppers spotting closing down sales have seen themselves saving more money than they imagined.
The latest store to catch the attention of shoppers is the Clock Towers Shopping Centre branch in Rugby.
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One shopper shared the news of the store's closure on the Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK.
She revealed how she paid just £116 on over 45 items from the store that should have cost her £234.
The bargain hunter said the B&M store was shutting this Saturday, November 20.
Writing on Facebook, she said: “Saw on Facebook that one of the B&M stores in Rugby is closing down on Saturday and went to see if I can find any toys for Christmas for my daughter.
“All this should have been £234, but paid £116. Been in queue to pay for one hour 40 minutes but all worth it.
“Really happy I found the table and chairs for my daughter.”
But fellow shoppers said the store might reduce items even further.
One shopper advised: "Keep an eye on the store still, ours did this before it closed and it went up to 80% off in the end!"
Another agreed: "Keep an eye out as it gets closer to closing as my local did and it went to 80% off."
