Anyone heard of tekshop247? DXR 15's online price????

[fullcontact68]

Just found this link below for Yamaha DXR 15's


http://www.tekshop247.com/yamdxr15-p...FQgXwwodo30AOw


Is this too good a price to be true?

[Pe7e]

Well it's got a physical address published on site where goods can be purchased from, a quick check on google shows no problems as I can find, and the website 'scambusters.com ' gives it a 100% OK rating 'Trust Pilot' gives them b 4* rating so they look OK to me. If you buy from then be sure to pay by credit card and you also have an additional layer of protection, but as always check for yourself, especially with them giving such a large discount, I've never used them personally.

[fullcontact68]

Took the plunge. For that price I had too.


Fingers crossed that price is honoured.


It does say they are out of stock, but are ordered as required. Lets see what happens.

[Sapphire Disco]

How odd just thought I would check their price on RCF 905 AS which I've just purchased to see if I could have got them cheaper but they are nearly £800 per cab more expensive than I paid , just shows when making a major purchase take your time and do lots of research.

[musicology]

They've definitely messed up. The 15's are cheaper than the 8" 10" and 12's on their website! Wish I'd seen this before I bought my new DXR12's elsewhere last week!

[fullcontact68]

I've not yet heard back from them, and my order is still pending.


Got my fingers crossed on this one

Cannot see them honouring it though, online retailers have get out of jail clauses. In case of pricing errors.

[Benny Smyth]

Have you paid already?

[musicology]

I've not yet heard back from them, and my order is still pending.


Got my fingers crossed on this one

Cannot see them honouring it though, online retailers have get out of jail clauses. In case of pricing errors.

Is that right? I thought they were the same as shops and had to honour the advertised price.

[fullcontact68]

I've put my payment details in online, but the funds have not yet been taken.


Regarding the advertised price, if you look in their T&C's I think they are covered.


I remember a year or so ago, when one major online retailer cocked up, all the orders were cancelled. (Cannot remember who it was, but I know tried to purchase something and it got cancelled)

[Benny Smyth]

It all depends if it is an obvious mistake.

M&S got caught out a few years ago when a pricing error made plasma TVs available for less than £200.

If it is a mistake as obvious as that, then Trading Standards will side with the retailer. M&S ended up honouring the prices due to customer pressure but weren't legally obligated to.

If the price isn't an obvious mistake then Trading Standards will side with the customer.