Think they have wording to the effect that if it's priced wrongly they have the right to - Wrath of the Barclay

Think they have wording to the effect that if it's priced wrongly they have the right to

increase the cost, and the customer can decide whether they still want to buy at the new cost.

Posted By: Vivid Data Shark on March 14th 2012 at 08:45:13

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Another great publicity stunt from Tesco (General Chat) - Klobo04, Mar 14, 00:53:58
- Invitation to treat intut (n/m) (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Mar 14, 08:13:38
  - Payne vs Cave is the test case for this I believe (General Chat) - KentonCanary, Mar 14, 10:19:24
    - fisher v Bell and Boots case actually. your case is about auctions (n/m) (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Mar 14, 10:46:02
  - Would it be different if it was marked up as such in a physical shop? (General Chat) - duke of york, Mar 14, 08:23:56
    - No. They invite you to make the offer to buy the item. They then accept by taking your (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Mar 14, 08:44:55
      - is that the one about a flick-knife? (n/m) (General Chat) - Monty Peculiar, Mar 14, 09:34:12
        
        no thats Fisher v Bell I think (n/m) (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Mar 14, 09:55:52
    - I don't think it would actually (General Chat) - duke of york, Mar 14, 08:25:41
      - thats correct (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Mar 14, 08:42:04
        
        Think they have wording to the effect that if it's priced wrongly they have the right to (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Mar 14, 08:45:13
- Tesco well within their rights (n/m) (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Mar 14, 06:36:34

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