Legal Question in Consumer Law in Missouri
If someone advertises a diamond ring for $1.00 on craigslist and doesn't mention any other pricing details in the ad, do they have to honor that price?
Asked on 11/22/14, 9:30 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony Smith
LawSmith
Perhaps. But, if one were to sue someone for refusing to sell them a diamond ring for a $1, the Court might hold the Plaintiff to a very strict proof standard. Is it a precious stone or a plastic ring on nbc the shape of a diamond? For $1, which sounds more likely? If the purchaser can prove which specific ring was advertised, they must get do better at trial.
Good luck
Answered on 11/25/14, 6:56 am
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