Contract for Qty of goods supplied

sheramber

If you only wanted 20 in the first place why do now want 24?

Aylesbury_Duck

sheramber said:

If you only wanted 20 in the first place why do now want 24?

There's only one answer to that: greed.

bris

Its no different to a pricing mistake, an obvious mistake, which this is, does not form a contract. You got what you wanted they sent what you wanted. Either accept it or send it all back.

Kseniya

you can fight back through support if you have a contract (some kind of confirmation)

Flight3287462

Are you an individual or are you planning to sell for profit?

DiddyDavies

Hunyani_Flight_825 said:

Are you an individual or are you planning to sell for profit?

Even if they intend selling for a profit, they would still be an individual. They wouldn't however be a classed as a consumer.

Ectophile

I think bris has got it - it's an obvious mistake, so the seller is allowed to correct it.

You ordered 20.  You paid for 20.  You got 20.  But for some reason, the computer put 24 on the invoice.