"I'm pretty sure that's illegal, even in the US (I live in Norway, and I know it's illegal here, it's called false advertising." On this I find it difficult to disagree with you. I was just amazed at the attitude. And when I found out it was coming from the Director of Sales and Marketing I knew that was the end of that. This is the leadership of Eovia. You want to talk about false advertising, you should read the thread on - Curious about Carrara's claims about art done with Carrara. "Although, if you really want that plug-in, you are entirely allowed to give Eovia hell about it." Again, I find it hard to disagree with you. I'm still incensed about it to this day. Prior to this I had two similar incidences with DAZ. Both times I showed the rep I was on the phone with where they could find the advertised item on their web site. Both times the rep said yep, there it is; and we will honor it. (They also said they were going to fix it). Now that's a company that stands behind itself. I just couldn't believe it when Eovia's Director of Sales and Marketing tells me they won't honor the advertised price on their web site after I showed them where they could find it.