Iceland Airfryer offer - does anyone else feel "had"?

Sorrento

I saw this offer on the MoneySavingExpert weekly news letter Tower Airfryer for £35 and thought I'd give it a go before investing more heavily in a Ninja for example. Same day - ordered on-line and topped up to the required £40 for free delivery with a couple of other products. Lo and behold - delivery today - no airfryer  - out of stock - just got top-up products. The driver didn't offer me the option of returning them and I wasn't quick enough to think I could. Phoned my local Iceland - they informed me they only had a couple available and was the luck of the draw who got them. Have complained to Iceland customer service- agents attitude was - you got a refund whats your problem? My problem is - this offer seems to be a sprat to catch a mackerel- not to say a cheat -  the airfryer was priced, cynically I believe - to encourage further purchases as top-ups - and it did suceed with me - I spent money with Iceland I wouldn't otherwise have done. My point is - it sounds to me they never had enough of these airfryers on offer to make it a real offer but they will have made a lot of money from people topping up for free delivery - like me. I feel very let down by Iceland who I felt was an ethical company in as much as any of them are
Anyone else experienced the same?

justwhat

not a great offer anyway. 

below is same fryer

https://www.towerhousewares.co.uk/air-fryers/vortx-4-litre-manual-air-fryer-1-black-t17082?gclid=CjwKCAjwyNSoBhA9EiwA5aYlb5hNtXOd26tuNDXs-CtK2_aC4AgRh647vnFFy9wN8LDrUf3MGDD3aRoCXWsQAvD_BwE

Sorrento

Thanks justwhat -  you're right. Still think it's not good behavior for Iceland though 

MrsStepford

I am not a fan of air fryers. CNN did a documentary on them and laboratory testing of air-fried food compared to fried food, using several labs, showed that air-fried food has much higher levels of acrylamide, which is a carcinogen. I

Had I not known this, I would have shopped around and not assumed that Iceland had the best price.