[quote name='thebob101']That is extremely easy for you to say because they honored your purchase. I love the "get over" crap after you have already received your item. Just because I voice my opinion doesn't mean I am "crying over it." I realize they didn't have to honor the price and it was a price mistake, I am not a

ing dumb ass. The point is, if they honor it for a few folks, they need to honor it for everyone. That is fair business practice.
And for the other comment, I was very respectful when I pressed her to see if there was something she could do about it. She had an attitude to begin with even before I pressed her. Maybe I am old fashioned, but if I am a paying customer, then I deserve to be treated like they appreciate my business however small it may be.[/QUOTE]
No, it's easy for me to say because I had absolutely no expectation of receiving the item. I would never consider calling or writing to CC's corporate headquarters because they didn't honor a price mistake, because I'm not, to borrow from you, "a

ing dumb ass." I got mine, and I know I was just one of the lucky bunch--they didn't have to ship anything, but they chose to. If they wouldn't have, I wouldn't have complained any more than a simple, "Boy, wouldn't it have been cool if it would have went through? Oh well." My words to you would not change one bit if they had canceled my order, too.
They
don't need to honor it for everyone. They didn't need to honor it for
anyone. The terms and conditions on the website clearly state this, and whether they fill all, some, or none of the orders, it's all "fair business practice."
Also, you called a customer service representative to complain about not getting in on an obvious price mistake. And then you have the nerve to claim that you're a paying customer and "deserve" appreciation? You don't deserve a goddamn thing, and they certainly don't need to appreciate your "business" in such a situation.