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Montano1993 [528]
3 years ago
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A group of plaintiffs alleged that a store ran a promotion with an advertisement stating that if customers purchased merchandise

for $100 or more, they would get a $50 gift card for that store within 30 days of the purchase. However, the customers who used the promotion received a “$50 off $200” coupon that required them to make a purchase of at least $200 in order to use the $50 credit. Those customers alleged that a contract existed between them and the store because the store’s advertisement was an offer they had accepted. Were they correct?
Arts
1 answer:
Sever21 [200]3 years ago
5 0

Yes I believe,

if they bought merch for a 100 they woul get  a 50 dollar gift card within 30 days.

but then a customer got a 50 of 200, so he had to buy over a 100

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