Re: Latest PC World Advert (TV)

On Sun, 20 Aug 2006 19:45:43 +0100, Graham Murray <newspost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dr Teeth <no.email.here.please@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:

What makes it worse, my brother-in-law was recently in PC World and
overheard a salesman tell somebody she needed a faster CPU to download
faster from the 'net.

There ought to be a law against salespersons making such blatantly
invalid statements.

There are. What about the Misrepresentation of Goods Act 1967 and the
various Sale of Goods Acts probably apply too. Git salesmen like this are
probably falling foul of the law by establishing verbal contracts with the
customer that PC World cannot fulfill.

(I should point out though that I am not a lawyer.)

Regards, Trevor

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