Dazza01

Went to the FOREST shop today with my lad to get er indoors a
new bag and a pair of slippers, well our Adam spotted the new FOREST tracksuit, so we wondered over ther to have a look see, and the price of it was £44.99 exactly i hear you cry well just as i was about to put it back, and say maybe next week,when i looked at the price on one suit the white one, and it said £4.99 so i looked again and again and yes it said £4.99 not once but twice, so i told Adam quick try it on and se if it fits, ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D well it did so i took it to the counter with the bag and slippers.

Well the assistant saw the mistake and tried it on telling me that the suit was £44.99 and not £4.99, so i kindly pointed out to her that it had 2 price tags on both stating £4.99 so i then mentioned that under the sale of goods act "as ammended" thats the good bit, the price stated is the price YOU must sell it to me for, well she laughed and said nice one, you have got yourself a bargain there sir.

Indeed i have and left smiling and happy as was our Adam

mart360

another happy customwer and the big multi gets a free plug...

if i asked you to paint my name over your house or car would you???


probbaly not...

so why advertise other peoples stuff??


(sorry i dont agree with any aspect of football or its promotion)


Mart

Dazza01

WTF has crawled up your *** ?
FFS, i don't give a monkeys if NOTTINGHAM FOREST FOOTBALL CLUB get a free plug, they made my son very happy today as they did to my wallet.
Is it my problem you don't like football ? no, so go back to your knitting circle and be quiet

Smiler

Just as well for you then that she doesn't actualy know the sale of goods act. You are in fact both wrong.

It's a common misconception that if an item is incorrectly priced that they have to sell it to you at that price. It's simply not true.

However some shops do have an internal policy that if something is wrongly priced then they will sell at that price.

Dazza01

Iam, well i'll be blowed i was told this by the CAB some time ago, that incorrectly priced items must be sold at that price

P1Fanatic

Yep as I understand it the price tag is merely and advertisement for you to make an offer to purchase at that price. They can decline your offer.

Good deal tho - always nice when that happens

Simon.

davegtt

Nice 1 Dazza, although if I was you I wouldnt be seen dead in a forest suit Hope your looking forward to the season in league 1. its gonna be a long hard struggle for all involved and wont be the walk in the park most of your fans seem to think it will....

Cant wait for Jan and Feb the 15th myself

Dazza01

yes it is, i will be more careful next time when i spot a bargin,

but according to mart360 it isn't

paul-s

he must have a chip on his shoulder bout something, moody so n so

Daft Lad

Very shrewd purchasing there Dazza me old mucker, maybe I'll get your adam one of those £4.99 forest numbers in exchange for washing me car the next time he does it!! He seems to think I owe him a fiver for doing it last time

lpski1

knowingly ripping off the club you support, whats the world of football coming to.

sounds like a bargain, fecking cheek if you ask me that NF, can price their kits that much.



*WHU supporter*

cookstar

iTrader: (6)

FPMSL Excellent

Gutmann pug

A couple of varying angles on this thead......

When you see a car for sale on the forecourt and one of the number inside has fallen down does that mean they have to sell it to you at this price. £9999 now becomes £999, bargain

In a clothes shop, you see a sign which says ''everything on this rail £9.99'', can you pick the lot up, take it to the counter and expect to pay £9,99?

Gary

Jap2Scrap

LOL That's gotta be worth a try and should be good for a laugh regardless of it's success

Dream Weaver

There's not much you "do" agree with seemingly

Account deleted by request

What the frig are you on.

chop

DannyBoy007

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I was under the impression, if a price was wrong, they don't have to sell it to you but they do have to remove the item from display.

Used to get it all the time in when I worked in a shop, people would swap tickets on TV's etc.

jjones

no shop is under the obligation to sell anything to anyone. (as far as i am aware).

Dream Weaver

Correct, and they dont have to remove anything from sale either.

Invitation to treat, Google it

JTaylor

What a load of BS mate. Sorry, but it has be said. This is Forest FFS - not Shell, Nestle or some other monsterous multi-national. NFFC have barely kept afloat over the last decade - sale of mechandise (at the correct price) is key to this historic clubs survival.

If you've been reading Naomi Kline, imagine how much good you could do by boycotting Shell.

Best Wishes

J - (Plymouth (we're doing nicely thank you) Argyle supporter)

Paulo P

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I personally don't follow football but that's a fantastic story Everyone likes a bargain and if your son's happy then that's job done as far as I can see Fair play

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

That's true I believe, they have the right to refuse to serve anyone the same as a pub/club

bloke

Of course, otherwise the world and his wife would be turning up with their home-made 4.99 stickers, or swapping them round

That mart360 bloke's a bit of a miserable git isn't he