Is coolcart.co.za legit?

From what I can see, other than a few missing legal requirements such as the registration number and physical address, yes. From what else I can see, someone forgot to disable 000's separator in the update file, so it pulled cost price as the first two digits and ignored the rest. They don't have to/probably won't honour that price.
 
For R40 and 60 cents.
Buy it now.
Get me 25 units while you are on it.
Bargain of a lifetime.
You can't go wrong.
Buy Lotto tickets.
 
Progenix Oj101 said:
From what I can see, other than a few missing legal requirements such as the registration number and physical address, yes. From what else I can see, someone forgot to disable 000's separator in the update file, so it pulled cost price as the first two digits and ignored the rest. They don't have to/probably won't honour that price.
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I'm sure it can be challenged as a consumer. Not by Icasa but by NCC?
 
Already been covered. You are out of luck.

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What the law says about incorrect bargain prices on online shops

Online shops often make pricing errors that lead to products being listed way below their actual prices. While some consumers feel they have the right to get the product at the incorrect price once payment is made, the laws on honouring advertised prices differ for physical and online stores.
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Progenix Oj101 said:
Not at all. It's an obvious error.
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I disagreem its definitely not obvious... I mean who would think that it was an obvious error at like 1% of the normal price? Clearly the NCC would know that anyone paying full retail for that is a fscking retard :P
 
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