The small print is there to cover them, and protect them from the irate individual who demands they supply it even though there may genuinely be none left, and is really of more relevance to those ordering online or by mail. The offer is made either "subject to availability" or "first come, first served" basis. If you fire off a written application or do it online you have no way of knowing if the item is available. If you phone however, you are likely to ask before you order "Is the item available?" If it isn't you are unlikely to proceed unless a reasonable alternative is offered. However if you are verbally told yes, only to be later told, actually that's no, then they are in breach of contract, and you can cancel. Calls are recorded by most companies and any decent company will access that information and find in your favour. To avoid any doubt either record the call yourself or ask for written confirmation of your verbal agreement to be sent immediately. I subscribed to Trail for a number of years, and always received the subscription gift I wanted no problems. In fact sometimes when it was time to resubscribe I found you could defer from the current offer until one I fancied came along. | 
Jester*
