doctor zoidy
Jun 2003
 mod? no! asshole? yes!
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Yes, they're catching on, and i'm trying to find legal decisions that reflect the situation...
Apparently this happens all the time on amazon.co.uk, there's a ton of refusals.. i'm guessing it'll be the same in the states...
EDIT:
so far, what i've got from Amazon's terms and conditions, number 8a:
quote: 8. Your Transactions a. For sales where a Seller lists goods at a fixed price ("fixed price sales"), the Seller is obligated to sell the goods at the listed price to Buyers who meet the Seller's terms. By listing an item in a fixed price sale or by auction, you represent and warrant to prospective Buyers that you have the right and ability to sell, and that the listing is accurate, current, and complete and is not misleading or otherwise deceptive.
not ironclad, but nice to know, i'm sure there's more if i keep reading.
EDIT: Here's 9:
quote: 9. Your Obligation. By entering into this Participation Agreement and posting a listing for auction or fixed price sale, you agree to complete the transaction as described by this Participation Agreement. You acknowledge that by not fulfilling these obligations, your action or inaction may be legally actionable.
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quote: Originally posted by Dwaggy
Thats alot of words for someone that sells DVDs out of the back of a truck
quote: Originally posted by Avenue_1 v3.0b
Read zoidys comment for clarification.
Last edited by doctor zoidy on 09-07-2008 at 08:35 AM
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