Web Site Mis-Pricing
This weekend I'm going to a fancy dress party with a theme of film actors and characters, and was looking for Toy Story Buzz Lightyear gear.
One price comparison website listed a Buzz Lightyear toy at £999999.00 which seems rather high. It was either made from something very valuable, or an error.
How do you validate pricing information being added and also when displayed? Who/what can alter pricing, discounts, additional charges, tax rates, etc on your e-commerce web site? What approval processes are in place? Who is accountable? All data should be checked for reasonableness, type, format, characters, length, encoding, etc. Reporting/alerting on changes might also help detect this type of issue.
And, make sure your terms state what happens if a price is "incorrect" and exactly when a contract is formed.
Posted on: 05 February 2010 at 08:42 hrs

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