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Mogwai · 04-07-03, 05:04 AM

Hmmm...

For the order to be valid after you received your confirmation emails the confirmation must be an official "accept" on their behalf. If it is they can still claim "malicious intent" since you guys knew it was bogus.

If Dell actually did sell a pocket pc (or palm pilot or palm sized pc or whatever in that product range) for less than $118 than malicious intent is impossible to prove, ergo you will receive your Axim for $118.

Business law is actually quite fun once you find practical examples!

(Im a business major, does it show? :) )

04-07-03, 05:04 AM	#9 (permalink)
Mogwai Aximsite Minor League Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Stockholm, Sweden Posts: 108 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Legal stuff Hmmm... For the order to be valid after you received your confirmation emails the confirmation must be an official "accept" on their behalf. If it is they can still claim "malicious intent" since you guys knew it was bogus. If Dell actually did sell a pocket pc (or palm pilot or palm sized pc or whatever in that product range) for less than $118 than malicious intent is impossible to prove, ergo you will receive your Axim for $118. Business law is actually quite fun once you find practical examples! (Im a business major, does it show? :) )