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Originally Posted by Lebell
I might be tempted to go to court over that one.
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Except what law was broken?
Stolen unabashedly from
http://www.saskjustice.gov.sk.ca/cpb/buyretail.shtml
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A store is under no obligation to sell goods at the price marked. The price marked is only an "invitation" and not an offer to sell the item at the stated price. The store can, until the contract is made, withdraw the article from sale just as you can change your mind about the purchase of the item. A legal contract does not exist until there is an agreement of sale or an actual exchange of money and goods. If there is a mistake in pricing, the store has the right to change the price before you buy it.
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It is about Canadian laws but US laws are set up the same way regarding this.