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difference in prices

wex96 · 2009-11-10 13:38:16

I was looking at a website that sells mower parts. the site advertised a part @ £169.15, but when i enquired about shipping it I was told that the prices were wrong and that i had to pay £290. where do I stand with this? thanks

10-11-2009 1:38pm

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wex96

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I was looking at a website that sells mower parts. the site advertised a part @ £169.15, but when i enquired about shipping it I was told that the prices were wrong and that i had to pay £290. where do I stand with this?
thanks

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That you will have to pay 290 GBP for it as you have not any form of contract with the seller (Invitation to treat).

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