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springbrucesteen

Best to just wait and see , all this small claims court talk etc is a waste of time !
I have ordered loads of obvious price mistakes , some you win some you lose.
confirmation emails , money taken etc , doesnt mean anything , once you get that "sorry,the item you ordered was listed wrong,heres a £5 voucher"email, its game over !
Really hope they honour it as It has to be one of the best ones yet

showman36

springbrucesteen wrote: »

Best to just wait and see , all this small claims court talk etc is a waste of time !
I have ordered loads of obvious price mistakes , some you win some you lose.
confirmation emails , money taken etc , doesnt mean anything , once you get that "sorry,the item you ordered was listed wrong,heres a £5 voucher"email, its game over !
Really hope they honour it as It has to be one of the best ones yet

Agree 100% wait and see but it usually goes like this

someone finds the misprice
everyone orders the misprice
some plank rings up and gives the game away:mad: (not naming any names you know who you are!)
everyone x's their fingers in anticipation
wild rumours abound the forum
company cancels orders
everyone then becomes a legal expert
threats of legal action and suing the company which then leads to......
b*gger all! and much gnashing of teeth and cries of I'll never deal with (enter company name here) again.
2 weeks later die hards are still waiting on a miracle
someone finds another misprice..........
and away we go again!

NETTYB3

If this item was priced up in store at this price - even though it is an error, would they have to sell it to you by law for this price or refuse?
Nettyx

DenBen

NETTYB3 wrote: »

If this item was priced up in store at this price - even though it is an error, would they have to sell it to you by law for this price or refuse?
Nettyx

As far as I remember from a law degree I started many, many years ago - and definitely did not graduate from - the price displayed in the shop isn't legally binding, but is what they call an 'invitation to treat'. They can refuse to sell it to you if they wish. But once you've offered them money and they've accepted it, then it's a contract.

On the subject of internet law I don't even have that much knowledge. I've ordered this item, but I'm simply waiting to see what happens. If I get it, then brilliant. If I don't, then some you win, some you lose.

point3

I ordered one this morning, but won't hold my breath for it!

These buildings are usually specially ordered direct from the manufacturer, so unless Palladium Conservatories or B&Q are prepared to lose £3k per order I really can't see this happening. A pity, as this would have been a good size - got just the spot for it!

thewelshman_2

point3 wrote: »

I ordered one this morning, but won't hold my breath for it!

These buildings are usually specially ordered direct from the manufacturer, so unless Palladium Conservatories or B&Q are prepared to lose £3k per order I really can't see this happening. A pity, as this would have been a good size - got just the spot for it!

Looking at their website, I think palladium may be part of B&Q, given the amount of references to them!

jonathonjordan

Just had call from B & Q mines being delivered tomorrow

thewelshman_2

jonathonjordan wrote: »

Just had call from B & Q mines being delivered tomorrow

Please tell me you are not joking!

Out of interest when did you order yours?

tiredmummy_3

just checked bank account, money has been taken £377.11 to B & Q. ordered Saturday

jonathonjordan

thewelshman wrote: »

Please tell me you are not joking!

Out of interest when did you order yours?

Ordered saturday morning. I got it for my Mother hope she happy