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minty
Lv 4
minty asked in Politics & GovernmentLaw & Ethics · 10 years ago

my rights to misleading webpage,?

i purchased and paid for a quantity of screws. on the webpage it clearly says these screws come in packs of 4 which should have been a total of 80 screws. i received my screws in the post and counted only 40 i have since contacted the company and they said they have made a webpage mistake (error) and they only come in packs of 2s i am not happy about this where do i stand,

i have printed the page off where it clearly says packs of 4.

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    Lv 7
    10 years ago
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    Thats a breach of the sale of goods act

    You entered into a contract to purchase based on the advertised quantity

    They failed to deliver that quantity (its irrelevent whether its a mistake on the website)

    You can contact them and demand they fulfil their side of the contract. You can also tell them that their website says its a total of 80 screws and your purchase was based on that quantity.

    (Also if its less that 7 days since you received them, you can notify them that under the distance selling regulations you are returning them for full refund of ALL the mount you paid them) .

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