Computer Prices Gone Nuts
 

Well if your after some bargain bits for £0.00 take a look here

Not too sure on the legality side of this as to where they stand but an AMD Thunderbird 3300XP Processor for £0.00

:D

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Thunderbirds are GO!

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I'm trying to buy a couple now, but the site is terribly slow. I wonder why :D


Edit: half gig memory sticks are free as well. Looking for a mobo and video card now :)

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it wont even load lol

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It stopped loading for me as well. I bet the people at azteq will have a bit of fright in the morning :)

Nice one Carlingman. Gotta slut a little :)

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They should have got an i-Web Solutions hosting package

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I bet the site has a little "E&OE" message somewhere to cover their backs.

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There is no such processor as an AMD Thunderbird "3300" XP.
IIRC, the last Thunderbird was the AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1400.

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What does E&OE stand for anyway? :confused:

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Errors and Omisions Excepted\Excluded.

It's placed on various documents as a "get out clause", it essentially says that the contract or document is legit. But that should there be something in it that shouldn't technically be in there. Then it can be revised at a later date - technically, without consent of both parties. Obviously, in this case the revision would apply to the price.

HTH

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"Errors and Omissions Excepted".

It doesn't actually matter because (presuming it's a UK site, given the pound signs others have used) under UK sales law a stated price is only an "invitation to treat" (ie negotiate a deal as in "treaty"), it's not binding on either party.

Even if you managed to get through to the checkout section of the site and put your address/ card details etc in, AIUI it's not counted as a contract, even if you get an automated acknowledgement of the sale, until a person actually deals with it and accepts your offer of payment.

Companies *have*, in the past, honoured such deals if there's goodwill/ good publicity involved in it, but they're not obligated to by law.

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They seem to have proper prices now.