toshiba laptop 249.99

simate

mooseepoo wrote:

A quick google search for MICROSOFT OFFICE HOME AND STUDENT 2007 brings up a GREAT UNIVERSAL (Who own littlewoods) price of £149.00, same price as the "laptop". So.... We are getting software (which, may I add, can be bought for around £70 from other places online)

How is it just for the software when the description says Toshiba A100 LAPTOP , show a picture of it AND list all the LAPTOP specs!?!?

skyline_boy

monkeyman2007 wrote:

Got teh cheaper one because I cant see vista being anywhere near fluid enough with those specs (unless there have been big advances since the beta version), awaiting email conformation but page where you pay clearly says 'laptop WITH software'

The way i'm reading it they both come with vista (one is home basic the other is home premium).. I suspect it wont make any difference though as neither will arrive i fear -

re: blame, phone calls etc
Order tracking/my order has been down on site for at least half an hour now.. they were onto it way before any phone calls so no need to point the finger. I wouldnt have personally rung up but i dont believe we are any less likely to receive the items now than we ever were in this case.

PeteHerts

I've printed both pages off as proof

ginjim

oredered one at 12.10
oredered PR3933 which is the laptop
but on confirmation it says i ordered pr393 which looks like its only software

csi

cuttlefish wrote:

hi there, i havnt received a email order confirmation- when did you order exactly? i put through mine at 12.30.
thanks

got my conformation at 13:17

Whirly

I've ordered one too. £127.50 all in.

Printed off the relevant pages as proof.

adrianwood

if you type the pr393 into littlewoods it was showing the laptop, unless they have now fixed the link

Tiglet

ozzyo99 wrote:

Given a few people now have an order confirmation, is this enough to ensure that they have to honour those with confirmations?

I understand a contract is formed between both parties and im wondered at what point that this takes place.

As I understand it, there are three components to a contract: an offer, acceptance and consideration (i.e. payment). That usually means that there's no contract until you pay up.

However, I don't know how this works in the case of a system that is designed to work on credit. The contract has to exist at some point before they send out the goods, otherwise you could just collect your order and then claim that there's no contract.

Totoriko

Pay by Debit card

ginjim

how can u do a screen grab please