Any Recourse Against Seller's Remorse?

[bkiersz]

I purchased two items from FractionPrice.com. I received one today but the other did not arrive. I called and they told me that the second item was sold out and that they refunded that part of the order. I looked on the site and the item is still up there at a significantly higher price than I paid. I called back and they admitted that the item was not sold out and that they just did not want to sell it to me for the price I paid.

I got the name of the manager and e-mailed him a copy of my receipt showing what I had ordered and at what price and he replied "sorry but that price isn't available anymore". It may not be now, but it was available when I bought it - hence the receipt.

I did file a complaint with the BBB but while they are listed they are not accredited so I'm not sure if that will matter.

Do I have any recourse here against this case of seller's remorse?

 

[swalsh411]

It's probably in their terms of service that they can do this.

 

[Zigner]

Sue the bad guys in small claims court (where they are located)

Realistically...no, you have no recourse. Move along.

 

[justalayman]

from fractionprice.com

OUR PRICES ARE ALSO SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

even with that, if you want to make a complaint to somebody, contact the attorney general of your state. If they actually processed the payment, I would think they have an obligation to provide the merchandise.

 

[bkiersz]

I get that their prices are subject to change without notice, but not after the payment has been processed - which it had been. Hopefully I can get them to do the right thing.

 

[Mass_Shyster]

Sue the bad guys in small claims court (where they are located)

Realistically...no, you have no recourse. Move along.

Their terms and conditions call for arbitration in Broward County, Florida.