I don't think there is anything illegal about any of that, provided only that they do not violate any anti-discrimination laws. Sellers, be they retailers, wholesalers or whatever, are, in general, free to choose who they do and do not sell items to, and what price they offer to each customer (which could be different for every customer!).
Indeed. Two of my former clients in England were businesses under the same ownership for whom I had developed custom invoicing and inventory control software over the years. For one I had to set the database up for two different prices on each item - Retail for run-of-the-mill occasional customers and Trade for local businesses who purchased regularly, whether cash or on account.
You are right -their behaviour is unconscionable.
Just looked at the Newey's website - it clearly looks like someone has got the decimal point wrong on their website - clearly no sanity checking or quality control gets applied to Newey's website entries. Who on earth will pay that price, plus v.a.t. on top god knows! (Several other items have their decimal point out by that much.)
Thirty pounds sounds about right for the item shown.
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