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Overcharged at the pub
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You have no right to claim anything back. You drank the wine.
The fact that you did not sign the cc slip is irrelevant. You were offered the item at £15.50, and by drinking the wine you accepted it. The advertisement was an invitation to treat, so not legally binding.
Sorry, but that is the legal viewpoint.
The legal view is also that it was a "misleading price indication" - "Consumer protection act". And if the customer is not satisfied with the remedy offered by the retailer, they should inform the local trading standards. Because what the pub is doing is illegal. AFAIK0 -
At most you'd be entitled to £1, is it really worth you time and effort?0
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in fact I wrote
"However I don't feel it's right for me to claim the full amount back".
Where did you write that??
infact you put:Is it right to claim the full £15.50 through the bank?0 -
Butlers1982 wrote: »
Where did you write that??
Why don't you read the thread before asking such a simple question?0 -
Why don't you read the thread before asking such a simple question?
i have, and nowhere can i see where it says:in fact I wrote "However I don't feel it's right for me to claim the full amount back".
i read it as:Is it right to claim the full £15.50 through the bank?
because thats what it says, not i dont feel its right, it says is it right, like thats what the OP was going to do.
Easy enough for you?0 -
Butlers1982 wrote: »...Easy enough for you?...
Read post #5 again0 -
Woops, only read the OP0
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You are a perfect example of whats wrong with this country
You had every right to reject the offer
You didnt and accepted the offer of wine at 15.50 that is a contract, a price tag is simply an invitation to contract
It was clearly an error, it was advised to you and you chose to proceed
Its people like you who are turning the courts of this country into the US
Agreed.Ill second you with that0 -
Butlers1982 wrote: »Agreed.Ill second you with that
I'll third it!0
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