Fulkerson offered to sell some lots in a development in Colorado to Gilkey at what Fulkerson said was a steal. Fulkerson told Gilkey that recreational features at the development would include a golf course, a ski area, tennis courts, convention center, and riding stables. Fulkerson actually knew that this was not true, but wanted to convince Gilkey to buy the lots. The development sounded so good, Gilkey simply could not refuse such a bargain and bought the lots. When it became apparent that the recreational features would not be built, Gilkey was furious. What are Gilkey's rights?