Found a bargain on amazon, now they will not honour it

ged1980

debsjc wrote: »

So you didn't post it on here when you found it. Now you want advice, and the offer is no longer available, you post it on the 'grabbit' board?! :eek:

I would have done the same and if order was recived then i would post on here because you know soon as its posted 100s will go for it and no one will get it like many that are posted.

annhan

Can i pls add a question, if you buy an item from amazon and they price it incorrecty and the buyer purchases 10 items and items are delivered, is that then job done or can amazon or any other retailer demand return/ refund/ ban the customer?

Just wondering.
Thanks

tinkerbell28

annhan wrote: »

Can i pls add a question, if you buy an item from amazon and they price it incorrecty and the buyer purchases 10 items and items are delivered, is that then job done or can amazon or any other retailer demand return/ refund/ ban the customer?

Just wondering.
Thanks

If they are delivered they can't do anything with the goods, but ofc they can ban you from the site, it's at their discretion who they allow to shop on their site.

TBeckett100

annhan wrote: »

Can i pls add a question, if you buy an item from amazon and they price it incorrecty and the buyer purchases 10 items and items are delivered, is that then job done or can amazon or any other retailer demand return/ refund/ ban the customer?

Just wondering.
Thanks

job done.:beer:

dmg24

TBeckett100 wrote: »

:beer: 2 years ago that was. Fab holiday that year

Gave the rest of us lots of laughs too! :rotfl:

GDB2222

Has anyone actually checked what Amazon's terms and conditions say?

itsallinthemind

tinkerbell28 wrote: »

"Loss of a bargain" is unfortunately something in mythical land

Really? I must have imagined a £800 win :rotfl:

Can the OP get it for this? As unlikely as it being 85 degrees tomorrow

itsallinthemind

GDB2222 wrote: »

Has anyone actually checked what Amazon's terms and conditions say?

In a nut shell, they email you a despatch notice. If they realise before it has left the building they decide whether to honour it or not.

"
With respect to items sold by Amazon.com, we can't confirm the price of an item until you order; however, we do NOT charge your credit card until after your order has entered the shipping process. Despite our best efforts, a small number of the items in our catalog may be mispriced. If an item's correct price is higher than our stated price, we will, at our discretion, either contact you for instructions before shipping or cancel your order and notify you of such cancellation.
This policy applies only to products sold and shipped by Amazon.com. Sellers may follow different policies in the event of a mispriced item"

Lynsey

dmg24 wrote: »

Gave the rest of us lots of laughs too! :rotfl:

It most certainly did......................I laughed at the doubters all the way to the bank.

"Loss of Bargain" is not mythical - gratefully.

Lynsey

Amy21

FootyNut68 wrote: »

GetRidOfMyDebt .... I hope it all gets sorted for you and good luck with it, let us know.

Just one other point to other people, after reading through this thread .... is it any wonder why some members just lurk and do not post, some people are SO rude and ignorant!!!!! We're not all experts, some are new members, so why don't you give people a chance.

Thank you.

Well said, completely agree.