I bought a couch that was on sale yesterday price of the couch was 499 but the person somehow made a mistake of quoting me at 399 plus delivery and tax. The next day she calls and notifies me that she made a mistake in the price and I have to now pay the difference? I am wondering if I am obligated to that or since I signed the invoice at 399 it's their mistake and their loss?
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Consumer Law, Warranties Furniture Sale
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army judge
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Legally, if you have a signed contract, it is their mistake.
If the item hasn't been delivered, don't expect them to do so.
Whatever I would do, I would not sign another contract at a higher price.
I'd shop at other stores.
The animals at that store are grifters and con-artists.
If the item hasn't been delivered, don't expect them to do so.
Whatever I would do, I would not sign another contract at a higher price.
I'd shop at other stores.
The animals at that store are grifters and con-artists.
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