Business ProfileforOregon HotSpring Spas

I am writing in to file a complaint with the headquarters of Oregon Hottubs and Spas. They recently crafted an email marketing campaign for black friday sales and emailed it out to an unknown number of consumers. In the email they advertised 5 hot tubs at a special price point. In the same email they request consumer information. I filled out the form as I was interested in a couple of the hot tubs included in that email at that price. I got a call on thanksgiving day/morning. I was told that the hot tub I wanted in the email was not the price advertised and that they were only selling a brown one at that price. They said it was a marketing error and just used the wrong color hot tub in photo, I was also told that they had none of the hot tubs in the email left for sale. The email also offered no disclaimers such as limited quantities, specific model numbers/ colors etc. The following day (actual black friday) I followed up and was once again told that none of the hot tubs in the email were available/left at that price. Essentially they had sold out of every single hotub in that email, all five models, at that price. I questioned stores across the state of oregon and was given that same response as well. I am filing a complaint with you in regards to the nature of their marketing and client information collection practices and would like to refer specifically to oregon's anti trust regulation and fair trade practices law ors_646.607. When I visited a show room, the advertised models (some of them not all) were sitting on the showroom floor. When questioned about this I was told it was not the model number they were selling in the email nor the color. I specifically stated this was considered deceptive marketing tactics. I was told to forget about the email. This is highly deceptive marketing. The company needs to be held accountable for this and remove the email or provide the models advertised in the email campaign when I am standing right in front of it.