My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: New York
Hi guys, as a 22 year old I am pretty naive to many of the rights I have as a consumer so I came here looking for help.
Monday I bought two pairs of shoes of off Nike from what is called a "restock." It was limited shoes that were sold earlier in the year, and put back up for grab at a random time to be bought. I believe the availability of shoes on the website was directly linked their their stock of shoes, because random pairs would become available 10+ minutes after they initially posted the restock (the initial posting sold out in less than a minute). These shoes becoming available were from people clearing shoes out of their carts, and I believe this proves the shoes sold online were coded with a quantity, the quantity they had available, or AT LEAST the quantity that they agreed to sell to the public!
So like I said, I bought two pairs, checked out, and received a order confirmation from them in my email. Fast forward to yesterday, they cancelled one of the shoes that I purchased. So my question is, would it be illegal for Nike to withhold stock from me if they have even a single pair of the shoes left in my size?
This wasn't the first time that they restocked these shoes, which leads me to believe they may be planning another restock of these at a later date. However, in my opinion I believe that it would be illegal for them to cancel my order, and then sell it at a later date.
Thank you for any help you can give. I am sorry for this being somewhat unorganized.

