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by Anonymous on November 2nd, 2009
First, if it was truly an oversight (which it probably was), then it is not false advertising.
Second, you are entitled to your contract remedies. Thus, you could return the item and get a full refund. Or you can return the item, buy the correct item from another vendor, and then get the difference in cost between the price you paid and the item you bought.
by Wide Awake @ has closing date woo hoo on November 2nd, 2009
Why don't you just settle for getting all your money back, including shipping and handling, since they sent you something you didn't order?
False advertising is something for the FTC to prosecute, not you.
If they don't give you back all your money, call the FTC and the BBB.
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