Luv2trav said:I went right to Sears yesterday and took a copy of the advertized price.... They honored it and I got the TV..
christinadei said:That is a great idea! I'm going to try that!
wdwstar said:i understand about Sears having their disclaimers, but it is not buisness like to lie to customers about their cc being declined and orders that been placed online that were not placed when they have conf.#
or what about Sears already charged the tv on the cc and have not credited the cc back.
momxx5 said:I am a bit miffed.....
It is quite obvious that Sears made an error. A 19 inch TV for $29. Everyone here knows its a great "too good to be true" price.
Now, I can see wanting to get the TV because it is a great deal. Heck, my DS has wanted a TV of his own for over 4 yrs. Looking at this price, his birthday being next weekend, I was thinking "sure lets get him one".
Although I have 5 kids, it would never dawn on me to buy all 5 kids a TV. At that great price, I'd be lucky to say I got one. I certainly would not be greedy to buy more than one.
Also, because it was an obvious mistake, I would not be up in arms about Sears cancelling the transaction. I doubt that selling hundreds of TVs at 1/4th the price is a "drop in the bucket" for Sears or any other department store. Also, going to the store to look for "some stupid salesperson" in hopes they don't catch it.....well that just seems wrong.
Those who were able to get it at the deal - good for you!! You got lucky!!! Those who did not, sorry... but I don't think Sears intentionally tried to ruin your day. I can't see how calling a TV station, etc because you are upset is really going to help anything.
Most of you are probably aware that this was an error and are trying to take advantage of the deal. How would you feel if you make a mistake and someone was trying to take advantage of you? I mean a lot of you sell on Ebay.
Anyway, nothing against taking advantage of a great deal, but to be so upset over an obvious error, taking it that personally, and trying to take advantage........well it just doesn't seem right.
rie'smom said:This is a copy of the letter I filed online with the BBB. The web address that I had success with is www.bbb.com. One of the pages will ask for the Sears location, type in Hoffman,Illinois and click on the Sears.com address.This is where the corporate offices are located.
On Saturday,September 8,2005 ,I noticed in Sears.com that a 19" Disney tv had been marked down to 29.99. On Sunday,I decided to purchase the item. Now, Sears is saying that they will not honor the advertised price.
This is a copy of my receipt.I charged it to my Mastercard.Why if it was a mistake did Sears continue to have the misleading ad on their website? It is still there now as of 9:09 am October 10,2005.
19 in. Color TV, Cla
Item #: 05723193000
Salescheck # 093002167359
7
$29.97
Expected Due In store Date:10/26/05
RC #: 8457-4273-3283-3167
Item Total: $209.79
Shipping Method: Store Pickup
Initial subtotal:
Additional savings:
Subtotal:
Sales Tax:
Shipping and delivery:
$209.79
$0.00
$209.79
$17.83
$0.00
Total:
$227.62
Total charged:
$227.62
Payment method:
Master Card **** **** *********
goofyforlife said:They just gave my order the "your credit card has been declined" story....
Jerks....Nothing is wrong with our credit other than we were trying to use it at Sears.