From a review: The Bad Relatively expensive; red-colored frame isn't for everyone; shiny screen reflects ambient room lighting; some artifacts when de-judder modes are engaged; awkward click wheel remote. Hahahaha.
Me thinks that is should be $2999.99 and that best buy won't honor it, just give you some money off coupons if you do want to buy it at full price... I was expecting some no name 14" TV with Composite and VGA input at best...
I ordered 500 of them for a laugh, postage was a reasonable $70. However, I expect an email saying 'The price was incorrect, it was typed iin by an underpaid worker somewhere in indian and he is being flogged a we speak, however to make up for the error we will allow you to purchase the TV for the greatly reduced price of 2799.99... please let us know and we'll charge your card for $1.4m, postage was incorrect too and it would be $7000 and we'll charge that too...'
Thanks a lot, Jamtex. It's sold out now, becasue SOMEBODY had to buy 500 of them at once. All kidding aside, I'll buy one off you for $20.
Had this happen before when a really high-end graphics card and quad core cpu were both at like £4 from some uk website but they didn't hounour the prices and cancelled orders.
There was this type of error once with the Papa John's pizza website, where you could order a pizza for $1.50 - we did it and they actually honored it (ended up costing $4 with extra topings.)
Digital Age... they can simply say they were out of the item. In the shop though, they have to honor it, no? While it would be nice to get cheap stuff, it's simply too easy for a rouge asshole to fuck an entire company. So, I don't think that old law should apply. Nice find though, Tonk.
If I'd have known about this I would have been out as early as possible to every store that carries this TV and does price matching.
And to kick them in the teeth, they have to beat the price by 10% of the difference, of which is so great you get it for free.
Don't give the spambots any ideas... pretty soon the spambots will all be saying "I am not a spambot." Soon after that, they'll start claiming that they have emotions.
Except most of them will have terms and conditions that will mean they can get out of it, for example best buy state "Offers that include financing, bundling of items, free items, pricing errors and mail-in offers" Yep I got my email this morning stating that they cancelled my order due to a pricing error. Oh well.
Same here. But the thing is. And hear me out. I'm a developer/contractor - when I bid a job, and say I make a blatant pricing mistake. Do you think the homeowner is gonna pay it? I made one mistake like that with a cabinet set - quoted something and I was way off... I had to eat the cost. Not saying that they should honor it, but I think this was a stunt for advertisement.