One of the most blatant false advertisement emails

As a newbie I spent the last month or so downloading pretty much anything I could get for free. I'm still a newbie but at least now I can recognize the same or recycled stuff I receive from a zillion different mailing lists I joined. Slowly unsubscribing from the junk and staying with people who actually send out helpful information instead of yet another "Buy This" email. A lot of the time if they just want your email address the funnel just ends up being circular and you never actually get to the download page. Other times you end up at a 404 error. Today I received one of the most blatant attempts. Obviously I can't post the specific information but maybe you will recognize it.

Got an email about a really good plugin for WordPress that helps you create product content buy pulling information from different sources, about 10 I think. One of the best features is the ability to create comparison charts. And I started seriously thinking about buying it. Then there is this link, like hey if you buy it through this link it's $12 cheaper. I happily click on it and soon notice the plugin name is not the same. Well I think maybe it's being marketed separately but has the same capabilities. But no, it's a different plugin which pulls info from only 1 source and does not create comparison tables.

I went back and re-read the email several times trying to see if I had skipped some information that points out that this is a the "economical" version with a few less features. Nope, it's specifically trying to sell B while advertising A.

I've seen some pretty sneaky funnels but this is a first for me. I imagine it's not the first time, but who knows. In cases like these I really think we should be allowed to post the offending emails. Maybe even with personal information blanked out just to be able to warn people.