microglobe
Posted 31/05/2009 - 14:37
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"but I really don't know who could monitor that"
...no one can. In essence retailers can do pretty much what they want to with prices. Also RRP's went the way of the dodo many years ago.
...no one can. In essence retailers can do pretty much what they want to with prices. Also RRP's went the way of the dodo many years ago.
Posted 31/05/2009 - 19:04
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bretbysteve wrote:
...quite so, however the retailer has no obligation to sell at the advertised price and can say NO. It may seem odd, but under UK law, any advertised price is simply 'an invitation' to buy and not a contract. The retailer can refuse to sell any item at the advertised price.
cheers Steve.
Here (Québec), by law, the advertiser has to sell at the advertised price, and they must have enough goods in stock to supply a normal demand. If they don't have the advertised items in stock, they have to give you a "rain check" so you can get it at the advertised price at a later date.
...quite so, however the retailer has no obligation to sell at the advertised price and can say NO. It may seem odd, but under UK law, any advertised price is simply 'an invitation' to buy and not a contract. The retailer can refuse to sell any item at the advertised price.
cheers Steve.
Yves (another one of those crazy Canucks)
Posted 03/06/2009 - 18:41
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Interesting, microglobe have actually changed their advert!!
The FA is now £207.90
Regards
Chris
The FA is now £207.90
Regards
Chris
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That is what I should have said. The ads by Google is an option to create revenue for the site.