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quick buy a pallet... haha it is more than likely just a glitch when you went to the checkout it would of more than likely had the price

 

Negative. I just added to cart, put my postcode in ($12 postage) and it's still $0.

 

as i said before

 

times like these it makes me wish i had money... oh well i'll just go back to sitting in my first car, leather covered calais.

 

Only 2?

I hope you aren't bragging about your vehicle?

 

I'll wait until you confirm they have sent it first. They might not send xD

 

it was a little :whistling but that what happens when you blow your entire budget on your car... oh well i will learn...:hit:

 

I just turned 21 and paid cash for my new SV6. It's not that big a deal, mate.


Back on topic, I'm pretty sure they don't have to honour the price, unless they charge your credit card/PayPal account.
If they do, congrats

 

yeah they kinda do there is a fine line here. because if it was a store like supercheap or repco they would have to sell it to you at the priced stated or you can get the ACCC ( i think thats the consumer one ) involved for misleading infomation. also if they voluntary charged your card without permission. as i have never heard of that shop before ( i dont even know if it is operating in australia i don't think there is anything you can do.

 

Technically, when a shop advertises a price, it is only an invitation to tender. They reserve the right to refuse you the sale at any time.

I only have basic year 11 legal studies, and online retail law may be different. XD

 

not really, the law would favour the shop otherwise every mofo would rip then off.

 

well thats what the consumer protection agency is for. if you tend to sell something at a price then decide your going to charge them more that the price you agreed apon before selling the product you can get sued for that

 

..it is just an invitation as already said. Even if you accept the invitation it can still be removed. It is all about the passing of consideration - the expectation of a deal - effectively no 'harm' has been done so it does not form a binding contract.............no one has suffered a loss or been put out sorta.... but if they take your money after making the offer then that is a whole new story and more complicated.....still does not automatically mean they must supply goods but gets complicated...........

all advice is general in nature and should not be relied upon

 

I heard when apple first released the iPad they only had it for 49.99 on there online shop, turns out someone forgot the zero but they had to honour the price still.

 

Also are you sure that's the right grade as the book says 5W/30?

 

nek minute.
$1000 missing from bank account
Was it pay-pal? otherwise it was a really stupid move to give your bank details.. to a company you never heard of.... online.