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In Europe and the UK that won't fly. If it came with a price printed on the box, that's the price they should sell it at.
by stuaxo 6y ago
In Europe and the UK that won't fly. If it came with a price printed on the box, that's the price they should sell it at.
- bmsleight_ 6y agoNot a lawyer not legal advice. Not correct. The price on the 'Box' is the invitation to treat [0]. The price you pay in the UK is the verbal Offer at the checkout. They may/should sell it a the RRP, but it is not correct in law. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invitation_to_treat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invitation_to_treat
- Acinyx 6y agoOr less, as the store is allowed to discount (officially the reverse: the manufacturer is not allowed to set prices of anyone except themselves, so if a store takes almost no margin or even sells below price, the manufacturers is forbidden to even talk about it.