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Originally Posted by maleficent
People who honestly think they can get something for nothing
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It was a contest, she won and the prize was not as she was led to believe it was. It is painfully obvious that the station wanted people to believe it was $100k and that they knew she expected 100k. Unless there were official details available stating the prize was a candy bar they were intentionally misleading. THE LAW SAYS YOU CAN'T DO THAT. Therefore it has nothing to do with your opinions about getting 'something for nothing.'
They probably didn't tell her the catch when she was at the station because those are the situations where people freak out and grab the gun in their car.
Would it be fine for a store to raffle off a 'new car' and then the winner finds out it's an RC car if the contest rules never described the prize as an RC car?