at the brick-and-mortar store. You've been given a firm selling price and actually told them you would buy it (committed to sell, committed to buy, but they screwed up and fluffed the sale, not your fault).
You should get it at the price quoted, since it was done by an employee, who was in a sales position and therefore an appropriate representative of the company (and not just some meat-head from the stock-room - though it sounds like he was a meat-head nonetheless). That would be the ~ $200 figure, I think it was, not the price nearer to $300. |
