You see an Ad online that states: $$Today only buy the new iPhone for $$8\mathrm{.}99.$ Assume the new iPhone actually retails for $$1,000$ and the advertiser intended the Ad to state: $$$$899,$ but through an error inserted the decimal point. You go to the store and attempt to buy the phone. Select the best legal analysis.

Question $39$ options:

$1)$

The store$$s Advertisement is not an offer because the wording of the ad is not sufficient to state an intent to want to sell.

$2)$

The store$$s Advertisement falls under a special rule for offer revocation. Advertisements are offers but unlike normal offers can be revoked at any time prior to acceptance.

$3)$

The store$$s Advertisement was an offer and so long as you accept before the offer is revoked you can buy the phone at the $$8\mathrm{.}99$ price.

$4)$

The store$$s Advertisement was a solicitation to make an offer and not an offer. Therefore the store can refuse to sell you the phone for $$8\mathrm{.}99.$