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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jmon, post: 1147341, member: 19422&quot;]For me, this is not the point. The point is, I think a dealer should honor what they say, written or oral. And, if they go to the trouble of pricing a coin they should go to the trouble of maintaining up-to-date pricing OR at least post a note, or mention to the customer, that the pricing may be out of date and the customer will need to confirm. The closest inverted situation, IMO, would be someone using something such as eBay&#039;s &quot;Make an Offer&quot; or something simular and accidently submitting a higher price than what was the item was offered at - If I were in this situation, I would pay what I offered; mistake or no, thats what I wrote... Now, I would ask the seller to see if I could go with what I intended, but, at the end, I wrote/said what I wrote/said... I should honor that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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