Law, 21.12.2020 21:20, Xavier2712

An advertisement states, "Best Buy is offering for sale earphones for $12 each." Due to no fault of Best Buy, the price in the ad was incorrect, it should have said $22. Must Best Buy sell the earphones to a customer who insists on buying them for the advertised price?
No, an advertisement is not an offer.
Yes, the ad was an offer and the customer accepted it.

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