"johannes" wrote in message
news:47E65A20.7BC5D6F2@size546866fitter.com...
> The 'invitation to treat' assumes that a negotiation takes place over the
> price (the contract).
No negotiation is necessary. The sign on the shelf displaying the price is
enough invitation.
This is hardly the case at a check-out till with a
> dimly lit display turned in the wrong direction for the customer.
Where did it say that?.
>At which point can you negotiate the price before it has been entered on
>your bill?
Agreed, and how often do you do that?
The OP when he 'bought' the item, then entered into a contractual
obligation. Therefore he has little or no re-dress as he is now expecting to
change the contract. Any refund that may be issued, as I previously said,
would be goodwill.
Regards.
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