check it out.​

 

It is a mistake, the price is 49$

 

It was a pricing error

 

still $49....

 

I was lucky...

 

"UPDATE #1: I finished the checkout process at PluginFox, and Omnipressor is listed on my orders page, but I can’t access the license info. I’ll update the article as soon I figure this out.

UPDATE #2: This was a pricing error and PluginFox fixed it. The deal was too good to be true, I guess!

More info: Eventide Omnipressor (FREE $49 @ PluginFox)"

SOURCE: https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2020/11/30/eventide-omnipressor-free/

In other words: just a lame attempt to get traffic on the PluginFox site…

 

You are the man ;) good for you bro'

 

What? This was a wording error, which somehow made exactly the same error at checkout?
Why was the word FREE even used?
Wtf am I missing here?
This can only be intentional, and to create traffic as 5teezo 5style said?

 

definitely not a "mistake". they knew what they were doing. it is enough to make me never do business with that company.

 

In Russia, if there is a price tag with wrong price, a buyer has a total right to buy this product at the price he sees. If it is 0.00, why not to ask court? Developers dupe people.

 

@mild pump milk It was the same in the UK, but I had an argument last week in a big supermarket chain store about it. I found a product that was marked correctly as the product, but @ £5 instead of £50! So it might have changed, unless she was a good liar!
Plus she was telling me that the law is different online. That's when I started arguing!

 

dont expect western law's to benefit customers (nowadays)
also www and real world are to different things too