Not a shoop I swear.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8749287&st=52+inch&type=product&id=1202649424157

Only $9.99? no way.

Happens all the time with shops mis-pricing things on the website, however if you tried to order say 10 of the TVs be careful they don't charge you $999 for each.

QUICK!!!!!! SOMEONE BUY IT!

Apparently thousands of people bought them, and Best Buy won't send them out. Lawsuits are being filed.

Thanks for putting us all in the picture.............................. :rolleyes:

Apparently thousands of people bought them, and Best Buy won't send them out. Lawsuits are being filed.

 

Typical americans :P

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6183911.stm

When woolies were selling £1000 tvs for £100 by mistake.

No wonder they went "belly-up" then.........................

 

:rolleyes:

 

Typical americans :P

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6183911.stm

When woolies were selling £1000 tvs for £100 by mistake.

No wonder they went "belly-up" then.........................

 

:rolleyes:

 

They managed to get out of the deals by using contract law, legally the contract is only made once the company has taken money from your account, so if you buy a £1000 tv for £10 knowing that they have made a mistake they are in their rights to cancel your order because no money has been taken = no contract. It's a similar story in offline shops, if something has been priced up incorectly than the shop doesn't have to sell you that item at that price (invitation to buy or something stupid like that).

 

But no doubt some suing americans will sue :P

Those Americans...

It depends what is in Best Buys' T&Cs

 

but:

"Invitation to Treat

 

 

Goods in a high street shop are legally only an "invitation to treat". An invitation to treat isn't legally binding ie; shop doesn't have to sell them to you, at any price. The shop can simply refuse to sell without giving you a reason (unless it's on the grounds of sex, race or a disability).

 

The same applies on line, the goods will be just an invitation to treat like goods in a shop window or shelf. When you submit an online order you make an offer, then the seller has to check your order before they accept or reject your offer."

Apparently thousands of people bought them, and Best Buy won't send them out. Lawsuits are being filed.

 

Oh boy XD

 

Best Buy needs to give its customers the tvs imo.

Oh boy XD

 

Best Buy needs to give its customers the tvs imo.

 

Depends what they have written in the terms & conditions regarding mis-prices ;)

But it should give the tvs to its customers to punish itself for being retarded ^^

It should charge those retarded idiots full price :P