PC World vent

knightstyle

So look online for a Macbook Pro and the first add says Macbook Pro From £699‎, PC World. But the cheapest one they have is £749!
Don't like them anyway but definitely won't be looking there if they do this sort of thing.

John_Gray

Count yourself lucky you haven't actually bought something from PC World!

pappa_golf

do not buy anything that if faulty has to be checked by their service department


signed


Gary Glitter

Anne_Marie_2

Can't quite understand this vent. Retailers advertise products at a certain price, then run out of stock, it's just one of those things.

pappa_golf

or have no stock (ever) available at the advertised price

knightstyle

No they haven't run out of stock. It was never there, just a come on.
>They still list the out of stock items with a "sorry this item is out of stock" label.

20aday

I did spot in on sale for £699 the Monday Apple held their new iPad/iPhone "event".

RumRat

knightstyle wrote: »

So look online for a Macbook Pro and the first add says Macbook Pro From £699‎, PC World. But the cheapest one they have is £749!
Don't like them anyway but definitely won't be looking there if they do this sort of thing.

You don't like the Macbook? So, why search and why care what PC world are selling (or not) them at?
Seems a pointless post, to be honest....

pappa_golf

Gary Glitter is still annoyed with PCWorld ,

knightstyle

No it is not the Macbook Pro that I do not like it is PC World!
I am looking to replace my well used but still working Macbook that is now 9 years old. The only thing I have had to do is replace the battery last year.

RumRat

If you go about it the right way, you can easily get that extra £50 knocked off the machine in PC world. So, the price increase isn't really a problem.
But the point is mute as you don't like them...;)