Buying something that drops in price

somethingcorporate

Mankysteve wrote: »

Ask a silly question get nasty answers

That's a bit harsh, noone has been nasty!

Hintza

Why would you buy anythig this week (tha is not a present) when there is a great chance that it will be on sale next week?

jamespir

would you expect to go and pay the extra if it goes up in price op

Freddie_Snowbits

Mav82uk wrote: »

Thanks to the first poster, that was the constructive reply I was after. Thought this forum was to help people not to be short and shirty with people.

The question should have been put that OP wants the difference regardless?

Seems that absolution is given in post 2, but alas OP needs more than this. I suggest that in future, one should wait until the sales to see if the bargain comes a reality. But then again the sale is made on the day regardless of the price

Enfieldian

jamespir wrote: »

would you expect to go and pay the extra if it goes up in price op

That was already asked at 11.32 yesterday.

Gavin83

Mav82uk wrote: »

Thanks to the first poster, that was the constructive reply I was after. Thought this forum was to help people not to be short and shirty with people.

I can't see anything wrong with the posts, the advice is pretty sound. Legally they don't have to unless they specifically have some sort of money back guarantee in their terms, or the sale was online.

Why do you feel you are entitled to the difference anyway?

treer12

how do you figure out its stupid advice, it works

dmg24

treer12 wrote: »

how do you figure out its stupid advice, it works

Will you pick up the OP's costs if they don't get a refund?

lucylucky

treer12 wrote: »

how do you figure out its stupid advice, it works

Damaging goods in order to obtain a refund is fraud.

See how easy that was to discover it was stupid advice.

nicolax

also the company the item was bought from may just replace the item (rather than refund/resell) so youre in the exact same position anyway!