Heroes V for $19.99
- sumalmamus
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THere still is some ambiguity on amazon.com. I don't know if they make target play by the marketplace seller rules. Those would say that you are not supposed to list it without guaranteeing you'll honor it, although they will let you refund if you've "lost" the item. On the other hand, when I have "special ordered" an item from amazon.com half the time they eventually tell me sadly it is no longer available. While they have accepted my purchase at $19.99 and sent my a confirmation email, they will not charge my credit card until it is shipped, so I would say there is quite a bit of uncertainty there. I would guess that target has gotten a commitment of a certain number to advertise at the low rate with some special marketing deal for a big buy from ubi. But that is just a guess. The worst that will happen is I won't actually have locked in this great pricetag. I already planned to buy it. I guess I won't be too happy if I have to do an extra two week wait but can live with it. Most international buyers can buy through most marketplace sellers on amazon.com, as long as you're content with the english version, I didn't look to see if target would but it's worth checking out. I hope that the "here" link above in the news story gave celestial heavens credit for my going there and making a sale like your store page should.
"Psychobabble at 2005-12-05 14:39 wrote:
>"There is no law to force them to honnor this offer, if it is wrong. They will be forced to offer you two choices: to pay extra to get your game or to refund."
that's not true if you have paid for the product and they have accepted your money. The basic law of contracts means that once the purchase price has been given by the buyer (contractual offer) and taken by the seller (contractual acceptance) the seller must honour the bargain or pay "expectation damages" (ie a court will tell them to give you the product anyway). "
"Psychobabble at 2005-12-05 14:39 wrote:
>"There is no law to force them to honnor this offer, if it is wrong. They will be forced to offer you two choices: to pay extra to get your game or to refund."
that's not true if you have paid for the product and they have accepted your money. The basic law of contracts means that once the purchase price has been given by the buyer (contractual offer) and taken by the seller (contractual acceptance) the seller must honour the bargain or pay "expectation damages" (ie a court will tell them to give you the product anyway). "
Checked www.target.com and search for Heroes of Might and Magic V and they have it listed for the 19.99 price. I just might have to pre-order it.
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