Mispriced goods... what can i do?

mtem74

Poppycat wrote: »

I think you should have said when paying that the price must be wrong and then either paid the extra or refused that is why we call it invitation to treat

The shop offers you a item at a price whether thats correct or not, you then except it or just refuse.

Thanks for the tip. Had I spotted the item was £9 at the time of the sale I would have questioned it. Unfortuneatly it was only after I had left the checkout (we bought food at the same time) and looking at the receipt did I realise the true cost.

Tozer

The reason most places will sell the item at the lower price is to prevent an offence of under the Misleading Prices Indication regulations. If they sell at the price indicated, then no offence has been committed.