On 2/1/2010 12:00 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
Matthew Hunt wrote:
On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 2:58 PM, P N Stenquist<pnstenqu...@comcast.net> wrote:
I am sorry Igor is disappointed by our response to the customer who thought
he was buying two $250.00 speakers due to an inadvertent error on our site.
Any customer knowledgeable about the product would have immediately
recognized there was an error.
This past Saturday at a local store, I purchased a $95 Calphalon
skillet for $36, and an $80 set of Schott-Zwiesel stemware for $11.
Thanks to Henry, I now appreciate that I should have realized the
prices were an error, and walked away. Should I take them back to the
store now, or wait for the authorities to come for me?
Of course not. There is no obligation for you to walk away.
What a lot of fuss over something that didn't cost the customer a
penny.
It didn't cost the customer a penny, if you assume that the customer's
time is worth nothing.
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