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Does anybody know if you order something of screwfix and they have an item on offer and you pay for it online and they take money out your account.then they cancel your order due to a price error. Are they obligated to give it to you at the discounted price ?
dunno you tight fecker- but normally you get 28 day cooling off period after entering any agreement-
check to see if they have a pricing error clause in their T&C's if yes then no if no then yes.
This is there t&c
2.1 The price payable for the goods you order is as set out on our web site at the time you place your order or, if you order from one of our catalogues, as set out in the catalogue from which you order provided it is a current catalogue, plus any charges for delivery as advised to you.2.2 Prices are correct at time of going to press, and we reserve the right to update prices in future catalogues which will then supersede the prices in this catalogue. We also reserve the right to change the price of commodity goods, such as copper, at any time due to market conditions but we will confirm the prevailing price with you before accepting your order. We are not obliged to accept your order for such goods and may decline it or limit the order quantity.2.3 On occasion, the prices payable for goods advertised on our web site may differ from those prices offered in the then current catalogue or in one of our trade counters, and we are under no obligation to honour any web site price if there is such a difference. Occasionally, we advertise goods at a promotional price; you must quote the relevant promotion code, otherwise you may be charged the full price.2.4 Occasionally an error may occur and goods may be incorrectly priced in which circumstances we will not be obliged to supply the goods at the incorrect price.2.5 Subject to clause 2.6, we must receive payment for the whole of the price of the goods you order, and any applicable charges for delivery, before your order can be processed unless we have agreed otherwise in advance in writing.2.6 If you are an account customer, payment shall be made in full at the end of the month following the date of invoice. Time shall be of the essence for payment. We may revoke credit if you fail to make payment when due. If payment is not made when due, interest is payable at the monthly rate of 2 per cent on the amount outstanding from the due date for payment until receipt by us of the full amount (including any accrued interest) whether before or after judgement, together with any reasonable legal or other recovery costs. You are responsible for all orders placed by your authorised employees and for any purchases made on cards issued to you and we are not bound by any individual order limit you may impose on your authorised employees. You must inform us in writing as soon as a relevant employee is no longer authorised by you to place and receive orders or if any card issued to you is lost or stolen.2.7 Even if we have provided you with credit previously we reserve the right to refuse to complete any order if payment of the account or your credit rating is not satisfactory to us.2.8 You may not withhold payment of any invoice or other amount due to us by reason of any right of set off or counterclaim, which you may have, or allege to have.2.9 We shall be entitled at all times to set off any debt or claim which we may have against you against any sums due from you to us.2.10 The format of our invoice and statements to you will solely be dictated by us and we will not enter into any variation of our format unless any proposed variations are requested in writing at least six months in advance and unless expressly agreed by us.2.11 Any "Was" price displayed on the website shows the item’s previous selling price for a period of at least 28 days prior to the reduced price coming in to effect.Back to the top
it reads to me that they contradict themselves in 2.1 and 2.4
you get 28 days to return it, with recipt- then buy it at the reduced price
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Originally Posted by jonjon
No they suggest they are to sell it at the agreed price 2.1 but they are not obligated to go through with the sale.2.4 You lose I'm afraid.
The only chance is to kick up a real stink and hope they feel morally obliged to sell it. It will depend on your sale history as a customer etc.