If i order this will they have to send it?

[Pesty]

Had a thing for junhans for a while just looking around nd found this mistake.
£0 add tp basket its still £0

http://www.junghanstime.co.uk/junghansambassadorka...

[pokethepope]

No. They can cancel the order perfectly legally and reasonably, even if it didn't say "item no longer available" when you ordered.

[andy_s]

Perhaps they'll just send you a cardboard cut-out...
Max Bill is still my favourite Junghans though.

Edited by andy_s on Monday 3rd May 09:07

Edited by andy_s on Monday 3rd May 09:08

[Bonefish Blues]

Unlikely, as the ad states it's no longer available, which is presumably why they have removed the price - although why they have left the watch there, who knows?

[glazbagun]

pokethepope said:

No. They can cancel the order perfectly legally and reasonably, even if it didn't say "item no longer available" when you ordered.

This. As I found out when I ordered a brand spanking new lathe crosslide for £2.39, rather than £2390.

With mail order, isn't it the case that you don't truly have a contract until they've sent the goods?

[ShadownINja]

In 1995, you might have been able to get away with it, but I thought they changed things (law?) so it didn't have to be fulfilled?

[ellroy]

If I recall the legalties are that an advert price is an offer for tender. You then make an offer which he can then turn down or accept as he chooses. As a result any mispricing can legally be ignored by the seller.