cardinalrule
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So if you are looking to purchase a Tv that is listed for $2,500 online at Amazon but is out of stock. So you go to Best Buy and the same tv is $2,700 but it’s in stock. Best Buy says no we won’t price match the tv.Just because someone decided to pay more than MSRP doesn't mean anyone but the individual who paid the mark-up should be responsible. It's called personal responsibility. I know its an uncommon thing these days!
You decide to pay the $2,700 knowing the msrp is $2,500. You get the tv home and after a month or two start having issues with it. You take the tv back to Best Buy and they agree to return it because of a manufacturer defect. But instead of giving you the $2,700 you paid, they tell you msrp is only $2,500….. I think any logical person would have an issue with this.
Has nothing to do with personal responsibility.
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