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Their advertising probably doesn't help them, by calling it a 'Crazy Sale', so you would expect crazy deals of similar type. If it had occurred during a non sale period, then it could be seen more clearly as being a genuine error, if that is infact the case.
floydbloke: [conspiracy]Maybe it was all just a ploy to harvest people's details and bump up the numbers in their customer database[/conspiracy]
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The "bottom line" in New Zealand is that shoppers cannot force retailers to sell them goods at prices that have been set accidentally low, Edwards says.
No-one would want an otherwise responsible company to go out of business just because one careless worker had put the decimal place in the wrong place in an advert.
freitasm: Someone has been banned for calling other users stupid. The posts were removed.
eXDee: In the end its a gamble - JB can legally pull out of a price mistake, but they may end up honouring it.
And referring to that article, it even says:The "bottom line" in New Zealand is that shoppers cannot force retailers to sell them goods at prices that have been set accidentally low, Edwards says.
No-one would want an otherwise responsible company to go out of business just because one careless worker had put the decimal place in the wrong place in an advert.
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