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Argos tv

83jack
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Not sure whether this is the right place to post this, but i reserved a tv in argos yesterday for £139.99 but today the same tv is £149.99 does this mean that i get to buy it for £139.99 because i reserved it yesterday or will i have to pay todays price?
Thanks for any help or advice
Thanks for any help or advice
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Todays price I believe;)0
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If you have the reservation print out with the price on it then I would argue that this should be the price you pay0
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terms and conditions- http://www.argos.co.uk/static/StaticDisplay/includeName/Reserving.htm?!!!!!HP_Link0020
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from argos T&C - "Please note that our prices change, sometimes on a daily basis.
The price you pay is the price in store on the day you collect your items."0 -
damn it - thanks for all the info. i suppose its only £10 - still saving £800
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janeinlondon wrote: »Wow, thats really unfair! So they can pretty much put any price they want to get you to reserve it and then charge any price when you collect it. I know they wont but if they have the product in stock when you reserve it they know the price they are going to be selling it at.
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So if the price is reduced you would insist on paying the first, higher, price?0 -
If you check the the bottom of the page there is a note telling you how long the product will be at the current price0
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Its worth speaking to a member of staff as offten they will change the price for you.0
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janeinlondon wrote: »Wow, thats really unfair! So they can pretty much put any price they want to get you to reserve it and then charge any price when you collect it. I know they wont but if they have the product in stock when you reserve it they know the price they are going to be selling it at.
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jackieblack wrote: »You're not obliged to buy it at the higher price, the cashier will tell you the price before you pay - if you don't want to pay the higher price you can walk away.
I agree. It is only £10 difference, and Argos ususally have an expiry date listed for all promos.0
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