This must be a mis-print, surely!!

This must be wrong surely, if not it must be an excellent PJ!!

http://www.projectors.co.uk/products.asp?recnumber=15:

 

put me down for 2

 

Blimey

Wish we could make margins like that - one sale and I think I'd be bringing my retirement forward

Could however put a bit of pressure on some credit card limits

 

'Try before You Buy' perhaps

 

Cost effective? The mind boggles!

 

Now guys, they might be generous enough to offer 12 months interest free

 

It costs more than my house!!!!

 

Do they have a "price-match" policy? You know, if you find it cheaper we'll refund 110% of the difference?

OK, lets see:

£117,498.83 - £2,000 = £115,498.83.

110% of the difference = £127048.71

So pay £117.498.83 & get back £127,048.71.

That's a free PJ & £9,550 cashback

I'm getting 2 if that's the caes

 

Awwwwwwww bugger, no 110% policy

 

LOL

Let's recalculate here. The difference in your example is £2000. 110% of the difference is £2200. This is what you would get the original price reduced by in a 110% price match policy.

 

Benito, you've lost the plot. Kramer's arithmetic and logic are right, shame they don't offer the tesco price guarantee. Do you think we ought to ask them to price match on it? Might not be as much fun as the ebay scammers thread in the plasma forum, but I'm sure they'd be embarrassed. We all make mistakes, but that's the biggest I've seen. Shame also they shifted the decimal point that way and not the other.

 

What about Barclay's price promise? Don't they refund your card if the item drops in price etc.?

Imagine a claim for £115,000 odd

As MAW says, I've seen mistakes before but never of this magnitude.

 

I wonder how much a replacement lamp is - it only has 2000 hour lamp life!