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I was imply that they may have set aside an amount to sell at that price in order to generate a buzz, therefore advertising through word of mouth!

 

Ah right, wasnt sure whether you meant a cynical motive or a commercially astute one (though sometimes theres not a huge difference). Could well be the case mate. Not a bad strategy if so!

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As they put it up for 'one day only' it could well be legitimate - i.e in a few hours it could change to 'sold out'.

 

Either way a couple would be getting put away for Christmas presents if they actually do arrive!

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Ordered this through PayPal just after it was posted on the ukhotdeals site yesterday. I'll be waiting for my cancellation emails coming through, got no chance with the amount of people buying them in bulk to hoy on ebay.

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Basically, if something's advertised for sale in a shop at a certain price, you can't insist on them honouring that price just because the advert/price tag says so. A binding contract for sale only occurs (and must be honoured) when an offer is accepted. The advertisement doesn't amount to an offer, it's known instead as an 'invitation to treat'. You only make an offer (to buy) the thing by taking it to the checkout and if that offer is then accepted (ie by the shop accepting payment) then at that stage its a binding contract and you can legally force them to honour the agreement even if they'd advertised at the wrong price. If they realise at the checkout that it's the wrong price before they've accepted payment however then they don't have to honour it.

 

Some shops will honour a wrongly advertised price even if they do spot the mistake purely as a gesture of goodwill/policy however.

 

Just in case anyone was wondering about the basic legals behind it.

 

My entire recollection of my contract law module summarised in one post.

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Re: the bit in bold... :( fuck that shit

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Sounds a good deal but can't see any 12 month contracts available.

 

Going for one of them at Christmas when my contract is up to replace my Hero.

 

Best post you ever made on here mate recommending the HTC Hero, great phone.

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