rotard
rotard Dork
11/10/12 8:38 a.m.

I can understand having slightly out-of-date prices in a printed magazine. I cannot understand having out-of-date prices on your website. If you have to email ONE customer and say that the price isn't correct, you should change it then. This is especially true if a large amount of your business is done online. Also, if you're out of a particular size, perhaps you should go ahead and change what you're advertising.

Am I expecting too much? Is a $72 price difference or no longer available products not worth updating?

dculberson
dculberson SuperDork
11/10/12 8:54 a.m.

You are not wrong.

mad_machine
mad_machine GRM+ Memberand MegaDork
11/10/12 9:47 a.m.

nope.. not at all.. Probably a matter of sales not alerting the IT guys

AquaHusky
AquaHusky Reader
11/10/12 11:39 a.m.
mad_machine wrote: nope.. not at all.. Probably a matter of sales not alerting the IT guys

Got to love that interdepartment communication going on there.

Also, a $72 price difference is huge. What is this all aboot, rotard?

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