What is this price??

[MSB123]

ill delete my replies

 

[Macdaddynick1]

Reef Vultures lol

 

[Bacon505]

It let me check out at $49 for the 300

 

[redfishbluefish]

It let me check out at $49 for the 300

I'm willing to bet that this is what you are going to receive:

And it sells for $49.99!

 

[Fin]

I'm willing to bet that this is what you are going to receive:

And it sells for $49.99!

It is a nice lid.

 

[Bacon505]

I'm willing to bet that this is what you are going to receive:

And it sells for $49.99!

Yeah probably but their description said otherwise.

 

[hwntunda]

Description is of Light also pictured
Skimmer lid “description option”
SKU says a light suspension kit.
roll the dice..... lol

 

[Bacon505]

This seller will be exploded with question mark tomorrow when they check their products sale lol

 

[paul01]

 

[Richmond]

Not surprised - they fixed their error, refunded the purchase - and never said a word.

They didn't even respond to my support email notifying them of the issue.

 

[ZoWhat]

Should have put it in your cart, bought it and checked out. By law they have to honor any typos online or in store.

8yrs ago I got a $2500 HDTV for $1500 bc of a misprint label on the TV. $200 below their cost but not my problem when a store employee put a "1" I stead of a "2" on the $2500 sales display card. By law they had to honor it.



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[Richmond]

Better buy it....bc they have to honor the checkout cart price.....someone in their IT Deot isn't gonna have a job by Tues

Already bought it; They refunded an hour ago. They're not honoring it.

 

[ZoWhat]

Already bought it; They refunded an hour ago. They're not honoring it.

Ahhh. No no no no no no.

You email them you are contacting where THEIR u.s. corporate offices are:

1) the Better Business Bureau
2) the Chamber of Commerce
3) the Attorney General of their State

to file a CONSUMER COMPLAINT that in your mind they were offering an Online Sale and they illegally revoked it.

When you checked out that was, by Law, a BINDING SALES AGREEMENT

If you play hardball, you'll get the light at your CHECKED OUT CARTED price.

You gotta do the work....

 

[Matthew Frost]

Ahhh. No no no no no no.

You email them you are contacting where THEIR u.s. corporate offices are:

1) the Better Business Bureau
2) the Chamber of Commerce
3) the Attorney General of their State

to file a CONSUMER COMPLAINT that in your mind they were offering an Online Sale and they illegally revoked it.

When you checked out that was, by Law, a BINDING SALES AGREEMENT

If you play hardball, you'll get the light at your CHECKED OUT CARTED price.

You gotta do the work....

That. If you do the legwork you'll get rewarded. If they can't offer you the merchandise you ordered they have to give you "a reasonable replacement" at the offered price. Virtually every single state has bait and switch laws.

 

[Bacon505]

Im sure there’s a sale act somewhere that protect consumer’s right on something like this.
Someone do some digging and let me know. I snapshot my whole purchased process so i have proof
Then again, like liveaquaria did something like this to me a few time when something happen to one of my order and they just refund the money.

 

[BoomCorals]

No offense but this is one reason why running a retail business is so difficult. If an honest mistake is made, a bunch of people want you to take a massive loss. That said fortunately there are protections for businesses who make honest mistakes. The bait and switch laws are for patterns of ongoing intentional deceptive behavior.

 

[Matthew Frost]

No offense but this is one reason why running a retail business is so difficult. If an honest mistake is made, a bunch of people want you to take a massive loss. That said fortunately there are protections for businesses who make honest mistakes. The bait and switch laws are for patterns of ongoing intentional deceptive behavior.

@BoomCorals, an honest mistake was made and the seller should honor the sale they made. If they can't honor the sale they made they should have in good faith contacted the buyer and offered some sort of recompense. Not just cancelling the sale and refunding the purchase price, that's bad business and poor customer service. The seller should have proofed that add before it was posted, if they have a firm doing it for them (as most people do) you sell the buyer the light at the advertised price and you backcharge the company that proofs your adds.

 

[norfolkgarden]

Lol, Everyone likes a bargain. My friends call me a cheap pr*ck.
But if you know someone screwed up royally and there's a chance they could lose their job over it, it's not worth the bad karma to me.

 

[cracker]

Agree with Boom. I feel sorry for the poor employee responsible for the mistake. His butt is in for a lousy day tomorrow.

 

[Richmond]

There are no consumer protection laws for an online sale mistake. I'm not going to give them grief. **** happens.