On November 20, Sheran, Inc., an appliance dealer, placed a television advertisement stating that Sheran would sell 300 high-end smartphones at its store for a special discount only on November 25, Year 13. On November 22, Ragofsky called Sheran and expressed an interest in buying one of the advertised phones.Ragofsky was told that there will probably be long lines and to come to the store as early as possible.Ragofsky went to Sheran’s store on November 25 and demanded the right to buy the phone at the special discount.Sheran had sold the 300 phones and refused Ragofsky’s demand.Ragofsky sued Sheran for breach of contract.Sheran’s best defense to Ragofsky’s suit would be that Sheran’s:

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On November 20, Sheran, Inc., an appliance dealer, placed a television advertisement stating that Sheran would sell 300 high-end smartphones at its store for a special discount only on November 25, Year 13. On November 22, Ragofsky called Sheran and expressed an interest in buying one of the advertised phones.<br>Ragofsky was told that there will probably be long lines and to come to the store as early as possible.<br>Ragofsky went to Sheran’s store on November 25 and demanded the right to buy the phone at the special discount.<br>Sheran had sold the 300 phones and refused Ragofsky’s demand.<br>Ragofsky sued Sheran for breach of contract.<br>Sheran’s best defense to Ragofsky’s suit would be that Sheran’s:






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