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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
Well, okay, but it's pretty clearly a breach of contract if you agree to sell someone something for a fixed price and then try to change the price on them.
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This is the end of the discussion.
If you have a customer that pays a deposit and signs a contract, the benefit to your business is that you have the money from their deposit. If they back out, that's what the deposit is for.
You want to play the spot market on future sales, sure do that. Don't take people's deposits and sign a forward sales agreement.
I don't get the "subsidizing my luxury purchase" argument. Why should a customer "subsidize their luxury sales"?
Both parties should honor the contract.