NumeroUno wrote:The reason I said that was because in December I went to Sport Chalet. They had a price out on a pair of boots for my kid. I got the boots and went to the front counter, they said they were $40 more. I showed them what the sign said, they called the manager and I got the lower price.
What is considered false advertising?
Not 100% sure Uno, but I believe there would need to be 'intent' to deceive .... In your case the advertised price could have been correct and the bar code just didn't ring the boots up the way it should have ... If not, it may have been the managers attempt at not having a disgruntled customer prior to correcting the mistake ... In the case of the $199 Xeno, hotcorner was told about the mistake and given the opportunity to purchase the bat at the correct price ... No harm-no foul ... If I was hotcorner though, I would have asked politely if they would be willing to split the difference ...