External 250GB hard drive £23.86 from Dell

subserviantdude

Sponge wrote: »

Section 3.2 states all orders will be treated as offers.

Section 3.3 then states that Dell will accept said offer and make a binding agreement by issuing an order confirmation. Order confirmation is binding...

As i tried to say. Thank you Sponge. You have been corrected ianonline :money:

Ivan_Konstantinov

damn on hd,i needed all that extra storage for my growing pr0n collection

Jollux

Ordered 9:30pm on the 14th and got concellation today, bit peeved, but not bothered nough to kick up a fuss. Just another notch on the 'How much do i hate Dell??' wall...

handsomeDaddy

time to move on...

Sponge

handsomeDaddy wrote: »

time to move on...

I'll decide when I move on or not.

Jollux wrote: »

Ordered 9:30pm on the 14th and got concellation today, bit peeved, but not bothered nough to kick up a fuss. Just another notch on the 'How much do i hate Dell??' wall...

I understand how you may feel like that. Personally I don't feel hard done by, or even annoyed with Dell. If I don't get the goods I won't lose a second of sleep over it. But if there's the slightest chance (even if it's in my own mind ) that a little bit of time and effort could result in Dell honouring my order, even if they call it a 'gesture of good will' then I'll continue

subserviantdude

handsomeDaddy wrote: »

time to move on...

but i dont wanna

Wherryman

subserviantdude wrote: »

They may have terms and conditions which state they are not responsible for mispriced items, however this term in there contract can be argued under the Unfair contract terms act.

As I understand it the 'extra' terms and conditions regarding pricing errors were added to your Order Confirmation, your contract with Dell was on their original terms and conditions at the time of ordering, how can you agree to 'extra' terms and conditions if you didn't know what they are?
Thus the 'extra' terms and conditions are unfair?

subserviantdude

Wherryman wrote: »

As I understand it the 'extra' terms and conditions regarding pricing errors were added to your Order Confirmation, your contract with Dell was on their original terms and conditions at the time of ordering, how can you agree to 'extra' terms and conditions if you didn't know what they are?
Thus the 'extra' terms are unfair?

I agree.
Someone make me ruler of the world already and i'll take care of dell :cool:

FelOn_2

So no show with these HDD's. There goes my late summer holiday. I ordered 50 to sell on ebay for £40 each!! :mad:

subserviantdude

FelOn wrote: »

So no show with these HDD's. There goes my late summer holiday. I ordered 50 to sell on ebay for £40 each!! :mad:

sellout :mad: