Pricing rights question

Hermione_Granger

robatwork wrote: »

I always understood "cant" to be the kind of talking but not saying much that politicians do.

You are correct.
There are quite a few definitions for the word "cant", I simply picked one as an example.

mattyprice4004

Would you be happy to pay £10 more if they asked?

SuperHan

mattyprice4004 wrote: »

Would you be happy to pay £10 more if they asked?

Wow. That took a while

shaun_from_Africa

SuperHan wrote: »

Wow. That took a while

Even so, it's still a relevant question.
If someone thinks that it's fair to receive a partial refund because the price dropped between ordering and receiving the goods, what's wrong with asking if they also think it's fair for the retailer to have the same rights?

SuperHan

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

Even so, it's still a relevant question.
If someone thinks that it's fair to receive a partial refund because the price dropped between ordering and receiving the goods, what's wrong with asking if they also think it's fair for the retailer to have the same rights?

Nothing at all! I think it's a very valid point!

It usually just gets posted much earlier in the thread than in this example.

Esqui

Yes, occasionally I make a typing mistake. But thanks for enjoying it.

rustyboy21

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

Even so, it's still a relevant question.
If someone thinks that it's fair to receive a partial refund because the price dropped between ordering and receiving the goods, what's wrong with asking if they also think it's fair for the retailer to have the same rights?

Totally agree with you here.


But, why is it, when I say exactly the same thing as this in other threads, Some of the regular consumer savvy numpties that frequent here, have a pop at me? lol

paddyrg

rustyboy21 wrote: »

But, why is it, when I say exactly the same thing as this in other threads, Some of the regular consumer savvy numpties that frequent here, have a pop at me? lol

Maybe some people have a sense of entitlement, that shops and businesses are greedy and that robin hood was a hero. Often, people don't realise businesses are run by real people, and real jobs and real pay are at stake, so won't ever consider it from both sides.

arcon5

gik wrote: »

The contact was agreed? Do you actually mean CONTRACT? Totally different words and meanings?

In the absense of good grammer you'd expect common sense to prevail. Clearly something you have yet to learn