Worthy of a class-action lawsuit.
Corsair executives should fry for this.
Worthy of a class-action lawsuit.
Corsair executives should fry for this.
In France there are laws protecting companies for obvious mistakes, like listing a 3k€ TV at 30euros.
But if it isn't an obvious mistake they are forced to process any orders placed at this price
So never buy Corsair again, got it.
Corsair informed users via X and Reddit.
I am more annoyed about that than the price change. X more so than reddit, but both sites suck.
We do not currently accept pre-orders for DRAM kits
If they don't accept pre-orders as a rule, it seems hard to believe a system error would list something on a pre-order at any price. It reads like they listed the item too low and don't want to look like jerks for not honoring their own posted prices.
That makes sense. I've had vendors cancel orders before due to pricing errors on their website. I've had it happen before with music gear and some sports equipment. The retailer didn't realize that they had something listed for the incorrect value until I purchased it. They cancelled the order and let me know that the price was not correct.
I wasn't happy about it, but I don't think it was some conspiracy or that I should sue them.
Maybe ive just had bad luck but every Corsair component and accessory i have bought has broken within a year so I avoid them like the plague
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