[citation][nom]drfan[/nom]Try to win that in ANY court[/citation]
Actually, in quite a few courts the store would be ordered to have let it go for $99. I know here in Michigan, if a price is marked on an item, even if by mistake, they MUST sell it to you for that. And if they ring it up at a higher price and it slips by until after it's already paid for? Then the customer can bring it back into the store, present their recept and show the sticker, and the store MUST pay them the difference [/i]plus $5[/i]. Wal-Mart absolutely hates this, obviously. (I've actually stung them on that once)
Not sure how directly it'd translate into online sales, though.