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napalm
31-03-14, 10:31 PM
Hi guys. Quick legal question, if anyone can advise?
If a website has an item for sale marked up for £0.00 and you purchase at that 'price', are they obliged to sell? If so, does that hold for international sales?
Cheers

WR6133
31-03-14, 10:48 PM
The sale is not legally binding until the retailer accepts the order/sale (this completes the contract)...... online this is a grey area and is hard to define. Some retailers reserve the right to not accept the order right till delivery. That's for the UK for a foreign site you'd need to divulge the country.

Basically if you get in early on a mistake you may get it and once you have it then happy days for you. If you saw it on Twatter/feckbook/etc then odds are the retailer has noticed it and is in the process of cancelling the millions of orders so you probably won't get squat.

napalm
01-04-14, 01:57 AM
Thanks for the reply. I'm not going to go ahead but http://www.kuberg.com/p-32-kuberg-trex.aspx is showing as 'priceless'

I double dare you :-)

WR6133
01-04-14, 08:46 AM
ordered one

Burbler
01-04-14, 09:25 AM
ordered one

Wot 'appened when you paid ?
Did they take £0.00 off your card ?
Was your credit rating good enufff ?

WR6133
01-04-14, 11:36 AM
http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh504/wr6133/dddd_zps0c25760c.jpg (http://s1249.photobucket.com/user/wr6133/media/dddd_zps0c25760c.jpg.html)

wheelers
01-04-14, 12:17 PM
did you see, delivery is £1200!

I see UK importers are Harglo, original importers of Malagutti kids bikes also now Watsonian sidecars.

napalm
01-04-14, 07:54 PM
Nice one! Any fallout? I guess you can cancel if they decide to charge you?
Let us know what happens. I'm guessing you might be the lucky one before they fix their website! :-) I'll take a play on that bike as an 'introducers fee' ;-) good luck!

WR6133
01-04-14, 08:22 PM
Couldn't charge me of they wanted on the payment page it said total $0 no payment needed, so never gave them any card details. If it turned up I would laugh so hard I think I would pop a few Hernias!

Rabb
02-04-14, 09:22 PM
WR6133 is right.
Any retailer including online retailer offers can be withdrawn if an error has occured.
Usually terms & conditions will state "E&EO excepted" which means that if the company or one of it's employees has made a mistake (or a malicious ex employee planted an unacceptable price for an item on their website) the company has the right to withdraw the item from sale (as it is an obvious error)