heres an anology that might work for you, maybe not:
My Dad gets an ad from the paper for a set of Taylor Made irons he wants. The Golfsmith ad says 1100.00. He takes it to our Pro and says get me a quote on these irons with Sensicore shafts.The Pro comes back and says 800 the next day. Now, my Dad says no way, are you sure that is right? Is that the such and such irons with Sensicore. "YES" says the Pro thats the irons in the ad you gave me. So, Dad says order them. Well 2 days later he gets a call from the Pro saying that the Rep quoted the wrong irons, (I have no idea how), BUT since it was his fault he is going to stand by the quote, and throw in 2 dozen balls due to the fact he said end of December but these irons wont even be released until February. Does this analogy work?
My Dad gets an ad from the paper for a set of Taylor Made irons he wants. The Golfsmith ad says 1100.00. He takes it to our Pro and says get me a quote on these irons with Sensicore shafts.The Pro comes back and says 800 the next day. Now, my Dad says no way, are you sure that is right? Is that the such and such irons with Sensicore. "YES" says the Pro thats the irons in the ad you gave me. So, Dad says order them. Well 2 days later he gets a call from the Pro saying that the Rep quoted the wrong irons, (I have no idea how), BUT since it was his fault he is going to stand by the quote, and throw in 2 dozen balls due to the fact he said end of December but these irons wont even be released until February. Does this analogy work?