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I purchased an entertainment center at a local furniture store. All sales final, no exchanges, no refunds. It's due to be delivered in two days and now they are telling me they sold it at the wrong price. It will be $500 more. Don't they have to honor the sales invoice at the price they sold it to me? |
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The quick answer is "Yes". "All sales are final" are the store's written terms of sale. Did they accept your check, cash, or put through a credit card charge? If so, you have a completed written contract.
If they continue to pursue the issue, send a certified letter, explaining that you will sue them in small claims court, for the "benefit of the bargain", meaning that you want what the unit was worth, not what you paid. Also mention that you will claim general and punitive damages for fraud up to the limit of the small claims court. Then do exactly what you said you would do. They are totally out of line. |
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