Acceptance of your order. 4.1. Your order is an offer to buy from us. Nothing that we do or say will amount to any acceptance of that offer until we actually dispatch the Goods to you. At any point up until then, we may decline to supply the Goods to you without giving any reason.
4.2. If we do not have all of the Goods you order in stock, we will offer you alternatives. If this happens you may:
4.2.1 accept the alternatives we offer;
4.2.2 cancel all or part of your order.
Acceptance of your order. Products and Services become subject to this Agreement when we accept your order by:
Acceptance of your order. 4.1. Your order is an offer to buy from us. Nothing said or done by us is an acceptance of an order until we confirm acceptance in writing, referring to the order.
4.2. Your order is an offer to buy from us. We shall accept your order by e-mail confirmation. That is when our contract is made. Our message will also confirm details of your purchase and tell you when we shall despatch your order.
4.3. At any time before the Goods are despatched, we may decline to supply the Goods to you without giving any reason.
Acceptance of your order. 4.1. Your order is an offer to buy from us. An email is sent automatically, acknowledging receipt of the order. We shall accept your order in a second e-mail confirmation. That is when our contract is made. Our message will also confirm details of your purchase and tell you when we shall dispatch your order.
4.2. If we do not have all of the Goods you order in stock, we will offer you alternatives. If this happens you may:
4.2.1 accept the alternatives we offer;
4.2.2 cancel all or part of your order.
Acceptance of your order. A Product or Service is Covered under this Agreement when we accept your order by: • providing you with a Transaction Document which confirms the details of your order: • shipping the Product, or • providing the Service.
Acceptance of your order. 4.1. Your order is an offer to buy from us. Nothing said or done by us is an acceptance of an order until we confirm acceptance in writing, referring to the order. AND
4.2. At any time before the Goods are despatched, we may decline to supply the Goods to you without giving any reason.
4.3. Your order is an offer to buy from us. We shall accept your order by [e- mail confirmation]. That is when our contract is made. Our message will also confirm details of your purchase and tell you when we shall despatch your order.
4.4. If we do not have all of the Goods you order in stock, we will offer you alternatives. If this happens you may:
4.4.1 accept the alternatives we offer.
4.4.2 cancel all or part of your order.
Acceptance of your order. 4.1. Your order is an offer to buy from us. Nothing that we do or say will amount to any acceptance of that offer until we actually dispatch the Goods to you. At any point up until then, we may decline to supply the Goods to you without giving any reason.
4.2. Your order is an offer to buy from us. Nothing said or done by us is an acceptance of an order until we confirm acceptance in writing, referring to the order. AND
4.3. At any time before the Goods are despatched, we may decline to supply the Goods to you without giving any reason.
4.4. Your order is an offer to buy from us. We shall accept your order by e- mail confirmation. That is when our contract is made. Our message will also confirm details of your purchase and tell you when we shall despatch your order.
4.5. If we do not have all of the Goods you order in stock, we will offer you alternatives. If this happens you may:
4.5.1 accept the alternatives we offer;
4.5.2 cancel all or part of your order.
Acceptance of your order. This paragraph establishes the contract. This is very important in an Internet contract because there are so many places in the buying procedure where it could be claimed that the contract has been completed. By leaving the point at which the contract is formed as late as possible, you avoid a position arising where: • you hold your customers’ goods; or • every piece of advertising or information on your website could constitute an offer; or • a customer could claim goods that you inadvertently priced wrongly; or • goods are provided later than you expected or represented. There are three options. Make quite sure that one of these accurately reflects the way your order process works.
Acceptance of your order. 4.1. If we do not have all of the Goods you order in stock, we will offer you alternatives. If this happens you may:
4.1.1 accept the alternatives we offer;
4.1.2 cancel all or part of your order.
Acceptance of your order. 6.1. Your offer to purchase an item is accepted by us and a contract of sale between us is formed only on the later of (a) the receipt by us of cleared funds from you in full payment for the item(s) (including any applicable taxes and delivery costs); and (b) our written confirmation of your order (whether by a dispatch confirmation email or otherwise).
6.2. Once the payment has been accepted, the order cannot be amended.
6.3. We will confirm receipt of your order to the email address you provide at the time of registration. It is recommended that you retain the email or print out the confirmation of the order.
