Just noticed that when I go to the amend order screen it starts with having £28 on as if I've changed to something more expensive, when in fact I have not. Logging in and out doesn't seem to make a difference either. Clicking the reset amendments also has no effect. Just wondering if anyone else is experiencing/experienced this?
Difference on amending order
- Thread starter JzB
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I have double checked everything on the order, pretty certain nothing nothing has changed. I'm still in pre production so don't think it's that either.
I have found where the extra is coming from but actually haven't changed any thing. It would appear to be the windows license (found out by clicking on proceed until it tells you if parts are in-stock). Only options are to put no OS at minus £65ish or the other license which is more expensive.
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Resistance100
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Yeah assumed it would be. Ill fire them and email. Don't need to change anything immediately so waiting a week isn't really a problem.
thestokehero
Active member
It's likely a reflection of the overall price of individual components changing.
Without any changes the price is guaranteed. When you change one thing, the whole build will likely be re-assessed. To me this suggests that if you do make a change, it will be based on current prices for all parts in your build, rather than just the one you are changing.
I'm sure I've heard of this working in peoples favours before, as it stands in this climate it's obviously to the detriment. Not sure where you would stand with regards to pricing guarantees when making changes though. You would definitely need to check with PCS. Would be good if you could feed back your findings.
Without any changes the price is guaranteed. When you change one thing, the whole build will likely be re-assessed. To me this suggests that if you do make a change, it will be based on current prices for all parts in your build, rather than just the one you are changing.
I'm sure I've heard of this working in peoples favours before, as it stands in this climate it's obviously to the detriment. Not sure where you would stand with regards to pricing guarantees when making changes though. You would definitely need to check with PCS. Would be good if you could feed back your findings.
The confirmation will be for that order in it's entirety and singularly. Any changes made would require a further Order Confirmation with the previous one likely being null and void.
My guess is that each time you make an amendment you get a new order confirmation.
Could be wrong though, and with how PCS tend to be they might honour the pricing regardless of what their solicitor says
Appreciate the replies guys. I'm fairly sure it's just a glitch with the configurator. I have triple checked every box on there to make sure nothing was added or changed from my order. It would appear to be the windows license as in the above picture, it now has what I assume is a product code next to it. I think this is potentially acting as a new product or just same product but accounting for cost increases in the industry. This has only happened in the last 3-4 days, previous 50 days it was £0 as I have had the OS in there from day one.
dr_wanqenstein
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Yeah if you click proceed then proceed again I think it takes you to where you can see any changes that have been made and if they are in stock. If you do that you'll be able to see what changed as per the pic I've posted above.
dr_wanqenstein
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