TheLoneGunman
04-27-2001, 04:51 PM
There have been a few threads about consumers who have complained when companies raised their prices and cancelled a previous sale after they claimed a pricing mistake.
Mathematically, it should be just as likely that the pricing error happens in their favor just as often.
Therefore, have you ever had a situation where the company offered to reduce the price because they priced it too high? (Please exclude the Amazon.com fiasco where they were forced to do so once a bunch of expose articles came out)
If a company keeps the extra $50 or whatever that they overcharged each customer, why can they suddenly cry foul when it is against them?
Mathematically, it should be just as likely that the pricing error happens in their favor just as often.
Therefore, have you ever had a situation where the company offered to reduce the price because they priced it too high? (Please exclude the Amazon.com fiasco where they were forced to do so once a bunch of expose articles came out)
If a company keeps the extra $50 or whatever that they overcharged each customer, why can they suddenly cry foul when it is against them?