Vendor wants more money than the item was advertised and purchased for

[zacmobile]

I purchased an item from a website and the transaction was completed but the next day they sent me an email: "Unfortunately we are in the middle of updating prices on our website. Manufactures continue to raise their prices and we simply cannot keep up. The item you ordered, 49-16-2696, does not reflect these price increases. In order to proceed with the order, an additional $190.04 is required. Please let us know how you would like to proceed." I and the store are in Canada, just wondering if this is legal or do they have to legally send me the item if it's been purchased for the displayed price?

[kernowlass]

@zacmobile 

You can't force a seller to sell unfortunately as long as you get a full refund then buy elsewhere? 

[zacmobile]

But the transaction has been fully completed and the money has come out of my account, isn't this like bait and switch or something?

[kernowlass]

@zacmobile 

Take them to the small claims court then, as long as you are refunded paypal can't force them to sell to you.

[zacmobile]

I wouldn't take it that far I was mainly wondering the legality of this and if I had a leg to stand on if I firmly requested they let it go for the original purchase price.