I tried to get in on the deal for the wireless Intel mouse at CompUSA, but here's what happened:
Inventory on screen showed "limited quantities" at the closest store, but of course they were sold out. Screen still hasn't been updated.
When I talked with a manager, she said the offer is subject to stock on hand so I can't do the usual thing and pay for one now and pick it up later. However, when I read the fine print in the site offering, ithe only possible relevant phrases are, "Products are sold on a first come, first serve basis" and some gibberish about their low price guarantee requiring products to be in stock. We're not buying under the low price guarantee so that doesn't apply. Since when does "first come, first serve" mean "subject to stock on hand"?
Inventory on screen showed "limited quantities" at the closest store, but of course they were sold out. Screen still hasn't been updated.
When I talked with a manager, she said the offer is subject to stock on hand so I can't do the usual thing and pay for one now and pick it up later. However, when I read the fine print in the site offering, ithe only possible relevant phrases are, "Products are sold on a first come, first serve basis" and some gibberish about their low price guarantee requiring products to be in stock. We're not buying under the low price guarantee so that doesn't apply. Since when does "first come, first serve" mean "subject to stock on hand"?