Hi All
Bought the Samsung Q60 75" for $1,600 on the Corporate Store 1 week ago.
I checked to day and its down to $1,124.
Hoping to Price Promise but need a screenshot. And the time you took it.
Was anyone lucky enough to grab one and have a screenshot i could use?
maybe i should change it to paid2much? haha
I checked to day and its down to $1,124.
Why are you not able to take the screenshot?
to price promise you need the item to be in stock. They wont honour out of stock items
How does a screenshot showing it's in stock help? It's still out of stock, regardless of what a screenshot says.
yeah i want a screenshot of it at $1124 AND showing in stock. That is what i need.
So i can show Samsung i saw it at the reduced price and they will give me the $476 refund
@ate2much: What is Samsung's Price Promise?
We understand the importance of getting the best value for your money, and that's why here at Samsung, we offer a comprehensive Price Promise. If you find an identical product in stock for a better price at an eligible retailer within 14 days of your Samsung purchase, we'll match the price and refund the difference to you.
At The Home of Samsung stress less, shop with confidence, and experience unbeatable prices with our Price Promise offer.
For full details, review the Terms & Conditions.
@ate2much: Did Samsung tell you to get a screenshot, or did you just decide to do so? Their policy states:
The Lower Priced Product offered must be currently in stock and available to order and pay for dispatch or collection (i.e. available to 'add to cart');
It's not in stock. That it was in stock at some point isn't the issue, it's pretty safe to assume it was.
@freefall101: In the FAQ
Information required to submit a claim form
7. A screenshot of the cheaper price. This screenshot will need to show:
- Product model name
- Product SKU
- Retailer name or logo
- Price advertised
- URL of the cheaper price advertised
- Stock availability
@ate2much: If you just need a screenshot, take a picture of the product page with the price and then overlay it with a different in stock product page but only the 'add to cart' bit.
@ate2much: Just for awareness, lying for financial gain is generally known as "fraud" and comes with a jail term of up to 10 years. While Samsung wouldn't bother going after you, I'd try to avoid admitting to it on the internet.
@ate2much: They will go "great, thanks for submitting. This item was out of stock when you submitted your claim so you get squat".
username checks out?