Shopping on line

[nactel]

I recently bought an item on-line. I see this same item has dropped in price by £10,within a week.Would I possible be entitled to ask for a refund of £10.

[ojread2]

Nope
but no harm in asking

[EDDIE51]

Send it back and get a refund then buy it again.

[IggyB]

No, the seller is free to set their own prices... Or to put it another way, if the seller put the price up £10 would they be entitled to ask you for another tenner?

[dzug2]

You are entitled to ask for a refund, anytime anywhere

The seller is equally entitled to refuse.

[tonywiltshire]

As has been said you are entitled to ask for a refund but you are unable to insist it is given, in law you have no remedy.

[johnny37]

Happened to me w ith Jessops. They gave me back £10 no quibble. AsEddie says you can send it back.

[joko]

not remotely entitled

if they change their prices it has to happen one day ... lots of people will just miss price changes, but they have to start somewhere.

you can ask, but i would certainly refuse ...and id think you were very cheeky too

[boxtops]

Is this in a shop on-line, or somewhere like eBay? I often drop an eBay price if I have items not selling - I wouldn't expect someone who's already bought a similar item to ask for a refund.

I don't think you have any chance though - just because I buy a skirt in M&S and it goes in the sale the next week, doesn't mean I can ask them for a refund.

[Caran]

I bought something from Amazon, a week or so later they emailed me and said the price had dropped and gave me £10 credit for future purchases. I thought this brilliant.

[micmak]

Years ago Mrs MM bought a pair of shoes for £10 and she loved them. A week later they were in the sale for £4 so she went and bought another 2 pairs. She is still wearing the third pair and often gets asked where she bought them.