A lady named Komal received a circular from Beauty Hair Salon. It had marketed massages and manicures for 40 dollars. Komal was shocked when she saw the deal. She recognized that it was a beneficial deal. However, she was not amazed since they had just opened had Business Meeting and wanted to grab attention of new clientele. When Komal reached at the salon, she was told that there was a mistake in the circular and the amount would be 140 dollars and not 40 dollars. The manager of the salon explained that this was still a good price because normally a massage and manicure would have cost $200. Komal was livid as it had taken her half an hour to drive down, the cost of which when added to the manicure cost would still be more than 100 dollars. As a lawyer give legal advice to Komal. Would your advice be any different if she was told about the price after she had taken the massage and manicure?