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Rejuiced have reduced some of the 10ml various flavours to 50p

rejuiced.com/50p-eliquid

Just stocked up on some nautilus x coils here. Not everything is reduced but some of the prices are reasonable especially for coils. Worth a look

www.vapers-e-sense.co.uk/

Looking on their site the 24mg are now down to £1.20 for 20ml

Gearbest do not need too and have no legal requirement to fullfill the orders, there is no law in the UK that requires all pricing errors to be honoured and you tend to see a lot of these issues when websites make a mistake.

When you enter into a contract to purchase anything you agree to the terms and conditions of sale from whoever you are purchasing from. In the terms and conditions it will state when your contract with them to supply the goods will start so you have to check these things when you accept those terms and conditions from a site (or simply not buy from them). Most websites have it in their terms and conditions that the contract isn't completed until dispatch which means up to that point either the retailer or yourself can cancel the contract without any penalties. Gearbest have it in their terms and conditions that completion isn't until supply of the goods not on payment so they can refund and cancel without penalty.

There is no law that requires retailers to honour prices in retail stores either just to correct and refund the difference if you have already purchased something and then spot a pricing error as at that point you have entered into and completed the contract to purchase. Up to the point of purchese pricing errors can be fixed and provided you are aware of the correct price they can charge you the correct price as no contract is in place.

Distance selling regulations havent been in force for some 18 months or so now, they where replaced with the consumer contract regulations. Main difference was the increase of 14 days to examine goods you purchase and still be able to return if you change your mind, Retailers have to refund within 14 days of you returning the goods or 14 days of you giving them proof you sent the goods back. They can also make deductions if you have used the products more then was necessary for the examination or inspection upon receiving them. They can't refuse a refund if you have used them more than would be expected but they can reduce the refund.

Consumer rights act 2015 has also replaced the SOGA, main points you can now request a refund and reject something if you purchased it and it becomes faulty within 30 days (there never used to be a specified timescale) failed repairs is now set at 1 before you can request a refund. worth taking a read of as theres nothing worse than having an issue and quoting out of date laws and info.

How long have you been trying to get in contact with them? Never used them but they don't appear to be open over the weekend. They have full contact address details on their website under the contact info page and googling that appears to show them as an active LTD business (although a couple of businesses are registered to the address)