Maybe.... just maybe

[maes]

No I don't think so, look at the terms and conditions:

2.6 Whilst we will make every effort to supply you with the Products listed on the Order Confirmation, there may be occasions where we are unable to supply these Products because, for example, (i) such Products are no longer being manufactured or available or (ii) we are unable to source relevant components or (iii) if there was a pricing error on the Apple Store Web Site. In such circumstances we will contact you to inform you and may suggest alternative Products that you might wish to purchase. If you do not accept our suggestions then we will cancel your Order in relation to those Products we cannot supply and repay you any money that you may have paid to us in respect of those Products. Subject to clause 11.2 below, repayment of such monies will be the extent of our liability to you if we are unable to deliver to you the Products you have ordered.

 

[Robster970]

No I don't think so, look at the terms and conditions:

bugger.......

 

[5T3R30TYP3]

Right. The fuckers. Got my hopes up and everything.

I am pissed off, disappointed and embarrassed all at the same time, not to mention the fact that I'll get charged £30 for unauthorised overdraft. And now I want blood. VENGEANCE!!!

Their own terms and conditions say that they will contact us to suggest an alternative product. Why have they not done this?

Also, I am sure someone on this thread mentioned that they have a legal obligation to supply the product regardless of their T&C's.

If they do try to worm out of selling you one at that price, it might be worth persuing it through the courts because once monies have been taken from your account then a contract to sell is made, regardless of their own T&C's

The money had left my account, so if this is true then something tells me that they have to offer a similar alternative.

 

[5T3R30TYP3]

p.s. can anyone find the law on this? I'm looking on the DTI website atm, can't find anything so far. What should I be looking for? Even if we have no rights on this, I'd rather know that for certain, for peace of mind innit.

edit: looking at office of fair trading website - looks like all we legally are entitled to is a refund.