Should they honour the original quote?
Here’s a slight dilemma for you.
You are sent a quote online and you accept it.
The next day they tell you they sent the wrong quote and send a new you one that is $2000 more.
They quoted incorrectly e.g you asked for product A and they quoted for product B.
Should they honour the original quote?
You are sent a quote online and you accept it.
The next day they tell you they sent the wrong quote and send a new you one that is $2000 more.
They quoted incorrectly e.g you asked for product A and they quoted for product B.
Should they honour the original quote?
If it were your business, would you be happy to let $2k go? I don’t think they should have to honour the original quote. If you’re not happy with the price, go elsewhere.
No. Mistakes happen. You haven’t incurred any loss as a result of this, why should the business? As others have said, if you are not happy with the correct price, seek further quotes.
Contracts and quotes usually say "errors and omissions excepted" so if it's a genuine error on their part there's not much you can do about it.
If they wanted you to still purchase the wrong item at the original price seeing as you accepted the quote would we be having this same conversation?
You accepted for product A so if you want the original price you need to be happy with product a. If you want product b then you need to pay whatever they quote for that. So yes you need to pay the extra.
Be reasonable and pay for the correct price. Yes. It was their error which was quickly rectified. And it’s important to maintain a good relationship with your trades.
I don't know what the fine print says, but "offer and acceptance" forms a contract. Are you able to price A and B elsewhere? Do you know if A really is more expensive than B? Are they generally a reputable business?
See what you can find out about A and B prices first.. then negotiate new terms for a new contract if you are stuck in a hard place.... you can use the fact its been accepted by you and that you requested A not B when you accepted the quote...but you want to be reasonable ( just not stupid haha). Its a balancing act now!!
See what you can find out about A and B prices first.. then negotiate new terms for a new contract if you are stuck in a hard place.... you can use the fact its been accepted by you and that you requested A not B when you accepted the quote...but you want to be reasonable ( just not stupid haha). Its a balancing act now!!
Last bumped by Anonymous on Thu Feb 16, 2023 2:44 pm.
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