Nail Gun for under a £10

vji6697

Could be a mistake and you may end up with a box of brads, but the desctiptiona nd picture indicate otherwise

http://www.diytools.co.uk/diy/Main/Product.asp?iProductID=30491

£4.09 for the item + £5 shipping

BLUMIRE

The description reads to be used with Nail gun so it would seem that you do pay for the nails

vji6697

The Description I had was...

Brad Nail 12mm
230V Electric Stapler/ Nailer
› Multi-purpose stapler and nailer for use in the rapid fixing of materials such as wood, plastics, fibreglass. Uses 6 - 14mm staples or 10-15mm nails. Supplied in carrying case complete with 1000 each of 10, 12 and 14mm staples and 500 each of 12 and15mm ‘T‘ nails. Fitted with a BS approved non-rewireable moulded plug and 2M (approx.) of cable. Display packed.
› Specification:
Staple capacity ... 6-14mm
‘T‘ nail capacity ... 10-15mm
Operating cycle ... 20 shots/min
Product Code DR_69680

Along with a picture of the nail gun and case.

They have now pulled the page from the web so Im guessing it was a mistake and they will be calling/cancelling all orders placed.

Road_Hog

The Description I had was...


They have now pulled the page from the web so Im guessing it was a mistake and they will be calling/cancelling all orders placed.

I can't believe their IT dept. is that quick, to spot it and pull it so fast.

Me thinks, someone phoned them to check, which is a surefire way to get any special deal pulled immediately.

Howdie

I can't believe their IT dept. is that quick, to spot it and pull it so fast.

Me thinks, someone phoned them to check, which is a surefire way to get any special deal pulled immediately.

I agree.........some people never learn >:( >:(

allanhamer

yes but some people also dont like to chance paying £10 for a small number of nails and then having the hassle of farting about trying to negotiate with the company and perhaps paying to have the goods returned especially over the Christmas period  ;D

I'm not sure I like the current trend in spotting obvious pricing errors and incorrect products on a webpage placing an order knowing fair well it is a pricing error and then dragging the companies etc through trading standards etc etc... companies cant afford to keep selling things at a loss and eventually we will see companies either pulling websites and sticking to stores only or perhaps going out of business.

We all love a billy bargain but the lengths some people are prepaired to go to, to get them I'm not sure I like and agree with.

Just my oppinion of course :-X

GDB2222

I'm not sure I like the current trend in spotting obvious pricing errors and incorrect products on a webpage placing an order knowing fair well it is a pricing error and then dragging the companies etc through trading standards etc etc...

Do many people seriously complain vociferously if one of these mis-priced items gets cancelled? ???

allanhamer

Sorry I was speaking generally over a number of bargain type boards I am on... not just this one, although if memory serves me correctly it has happened on here on occasions also.

Just for peoples info I have had my order cancelled, the lady I exchanged emails with was very friendly and quickly sorted it out for me and refunded my card.

You win some you lose some but was worth a punt to get it for the price

Merry Xmas to all btw and have a great money saving 2005 ;D

bribrian

I'm not sure I like the current trend in spotting obvious pricing errors and incorrect products on a webpage placing an order knowing fair well it is a pricing error ... companies cant afford to keep selling things at a loss and eventually we will see companies either pulling websites and sticking to stores only or perhaps going out of business.

So you didn't think the nail gun was a pricing error ::)