Originally Posted by
Coyote2
What did the merchant "misrepresent"? Did they show you one bike and then put another bike in your car? Or did they show you a bike and then, while running your charge card, replace the crankset and wheels with the cheaper models? Tell us: what part of that statute did your LBS violate?
Buyer's remorse is not protected under the law. Grow the **** up.
well the way i see it is...he saw the bike, decided he might want to buy it and had the store put it in back while he thought it over. Also a good practice which might get them to drop the price even more. Comes back a few days later to buy it, assumes everything is the same and goes and pays for it. It is his fault for not looking over the bike, But it is also the shops fault for selling him a bike without explaining what "stock" is if in fact it is different from the manufactures stock version.