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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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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.Everything will be alright in the end so, if it’s not yet alright, it means it’s not yet the endQuidquid Latine dictum sit altum videtur0 -
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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