Advertising a product at the wrong price?
28 August 2005, 10:39 PM
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If they debit your card then theyve made a contract, no matter what their T&Cs say; but it still wont be enforcable where an obvious mistake has been made.
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28 August 2005, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
You can only enforce the contract, if you can establish that a reasonable person would have believed the offer be genuine.
So that's the end of that then...
So that's the end of that then...
28 August 2005, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by EBRWRX
If the website quoted 49p I would have reasonable grounds to assume that this is the price for the product, regardless of whether it is an obvious mistake they should take the financial punishment for their incompetence.
28 August 2005, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by EBRWRX
If the website quoted 49p I would have reasonable grounds to assume that this is the price for the product, regardless of whether it is an obvious mistake they should take the financial punishment for their incompetence.
And I'm sure most people on here would also expect the right to call up Homebase if you changed your mind on the TV after 20 minutes and cancel the order.
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I ordered 10 tv's a few days ago, recieved a letter today stating it was a ,istake and they are not bound to sell them at that price. i checked the small print and its all in there lol. NO TV's for 50 pence each lol
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Originally Posted by GC8
You can only enforce the contract, if you can establish that a reasonable person would have believed the offer be genuine.
So that's the end of that then...
So that's the end of that then...
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