Stagecoach Manchester

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RE: Stagecoach Manchester and Wigan

(04/06/2017 19:48)Dentonian Wrote:  I must admit I thought the law gave the customer the right to only pay the advertised price in such as the Supermarket example you quote. But hey, ho, this is 21st century Britain so presumably the law has been changed to protect the shareholder not the customer.
At least with Supermarkets there is an element of choice; A certain Supermarket chain (also starting with "S") has also going downhill with price rises much faster than their competitors, reduced choice and a refusal to discount food prices until a couple of hours before expiry, so I now go elsewhere to buy lunch when working, and the family shop frequently uses other chains

Without straying too far off topic, I'll also add that the store has 48 hours to rectify their mistake, and failing to do so means that they can then (and only then) be seen to mislead customers, and that's when further action could be taken, wether legal or advisory.

It's quite complicated but the consumer isn't always right