Steven Ortman
I ordered an item from Express Electronics that was clearly listed on sale. The order was accepted and confirmed. Shortly afterward, the seller canceled the order, claiming a “listing error,” and then re-listed the exact same item at $400 higher. Regardless of the explanation given, canceling a confirmed order and immediately raising the price is extremely disappointing and undermines trust in the seller. If a price is listed and an order is accepted, customers reasonably expect it to be honored. After this experience, I found multiple similar complaints about this seller using the same practice. I recommend researching this company carefully before purchasing. In the end, it may have worked out for the better—I’d rather not do business with a seller that handles transactions this way. Buyer beware.






