Re: [ukha_d] Re: Sony Vaio for £76

["Calum Morrell" <calum@xxxxxxx>]

and does anyone have screenshots of the offers with the tick or limited
stocks icon beside them showing details and price that those of us 
who don't have could get hold of?

my main machine was dead while ordering, so I wasn't able to grab them
myself ... 

if anyone can provide screenshots of the page containing the Vaio and the
HP Omnibook XE3 I would be very grateful.

and DON'T FORGET the "lowest price computers" logo on the left
... the fact that the Vaio at least is old discontinued stock etc etc
etc

good luck everyone :-)

On 28 Jul 2002 at 1:35, drownedrat wrote:

> From a law student friend I got this (2 seperate mails)
> 
> The law stands that such mistakes can be walked round by the seller
> if they can claim that what you see as an offer to sell is in fact an
> invitation to tender. However, on an internet site, I presume the 
> latter is impossible as there is a buy here and now feature. So I 
> presume they would have to honour it.
> 
> & later 
> 
> Regarding your transaction, make sure you have evidence of sending
> the order through and screenshots of their offer to sell. 
> Furthermore, find out the processing/ delivery time and hold them to
> it - after all, you have a legally binding contract. If they try to
> escape, fry the *****- try intimidation. Don't be nice - be 
> professional. You're right, they're ***** and that's the way it
is.
> 
> Bit colourful in parts (which I've removed), but sounds hopeful. 
> Please note it's not the law, it's an interpretation, but fingers 
> crossed.

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Calum Morrell
http://www.drochaid.org

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