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Bait and Switch

This tactic of bait and switch is illegal.  A seller cannot advertise one product and then attempt to substitute another one for it.  This happens a lot when it comes to selling and buying automobiles.  The car dealer advertises a car at an amazing price, so you go to the dealership wanting to see that car at that price.  But when you arrive, that car is not available.  Instead, the car salesman has a different car for you, maybe not as good, for the same price or he has an even better car at a higher price.  This is bait and switch.

If you are the victim of bait and switch, you can call your local district attorney's office or the fraud department of your state's consumer affairs office or you can complain to the local Better Business Bureau.