If a price on a website is incorrect, how legally binding is it?
I was on a website today, and saw a price for a MD7xx battery for 0.00 and
a postage cost of 1 ukpound.
On the final checkout screen I saw this:
Listed below are the items you have selected this session. If you are happy
with this choose a payment method and fill out the form. To change any item
return to your shopping basket <basket.ihtml>
ID name
price quantity total
8020107 Sharp AD-S30BTX Lithium-ion battery for MD-MS702H ?CALL
?CALL 2 ?0.00 ?0.00
Total Total Postage Estimate Ex vat Inc vat United Kingdom Postage: 0.00
0.00 ?1.00
Scale of postage charges
Additional postage may be added to your order by our operators. If so this
is the scale of charges which will apply up to ?50 ?50 - ?100
?100 or
greater
UK ?1.00 ?3.50 ?6.00
Euro ?1.00 ?5.00 ?12.50
Other ?3.50 ?5.00 ?20.00
For security your IP address has been logged xx.xx.xx.xx
I have hidden the links, and my IP address for confidentiality's sake, I
like my ass where is is and not sued!
In the UK, legally can I hold them to this?
Keith - Senior Development Programmer
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