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I was one of the lucky ones who managed to orde a £500 Ipaq at the bargain price of £23 now the gits wont let me have it.
Ho hum.
I was one of the lucky ones who managed to orde a £500 Ipaq at the bargain price of £23 now the gits wont let me have it.
Ho hum.
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The Simpsons springs to mind.
If i was working at the place where they made the mistke in the first place I would blame it on the newly imported foreign guy.
If they are going to lose over £450 for each one they send out, why the hell should they do that?
Yeah but Kodak gave in in the end.
I remember a similar thing a while back. Kodak's website were selling digital cameras for £2.50 or something ridiculous and they had to sell them as it wasn;t mentioned anywhere that they were not responsible for typing errors.
Dr Gonzo wrote:
> Yeah! Someone else has done Contract 101 :) Fisher v Bell, Boots Cash
> Chemist v British PS, Carhil v Carbolic Smoke Ball Compnay, can still
> ream off the relevant cases for this.
>
> Pity I can't do that for the modules I'm doing now...
No! Argh! I just noticed that. Fisher v Goddamn Bell! and the Carbolic Company with their pesky cough remedies!
> Yeah! Someone else has done Contract 101 :) Fisher v Bell, Boots Cash
> Chemist v British PS, Carhil v Carbolic Smoke Ball Compnay, can still
> ream off the relevant cases for this.
>
> Pity I can't do that for the modules I'm doing now...
No! Argh! I just noticed that. Fisher v Goddamn Bell! and the Carbolic Company with their pesky cough remedies!
According to the Beeb, Amazon have something in their T&C that covers incorrect pricing anyway, so you would never have won this argument.
Unlucky. Maybe next time they won't notice.
Unlucky. Maybe next time they won't notice.
Craw wrote:
> There were 2. One was £200 reduced to £7 but the other was
> £500 down to £23. I figured I could go the extra 16 quid
> for a top of the range one so I bought it.
>
> Problem is Amazon dont take the money out of your account until the
> goods are dispatched, so in their opinion I dont have a contract with
> them.
>
> Bah, I got the email confirmation and everything. I was even making a
> little Ipaq space on my desk...
I always take a screen dump picture of an order and paste it into word and save it.
> There were 2. One was £200 reduced to £7 but the other was
> £500 down to £23. I figured I could go the extra 16 quid
> for a top of the range one so I bought it.
>
> Problem is Amazon dont take the money out of your account until the
> goods are dispatched, so in their opinion I dont have a contract with
> them.
>
> Bah, I got the email confirmation and everything. I was even making a
> little Ipaq space on my desk...
I always take a screen dump picture of an order and paste it into word and save it.
Im afraid you wont get your laptop, i seen a similar thing on watchdog with Digicams on Argos, if the price that you bought the item at is obviously the wrong price (like paying £26 for a £500 laptop) then the seller has no obligation to sell.
Yeh. I was gutted to not get my hard disks, but that's life :O/
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