In contract terms, there was a contract to supply flowers, which was fully performed. I suspect this “don’t send a receipt” business was either only a unilateral request, which was not accepted by the florist, or even if “agreed,” it was not part of the purchase contract but was a side deal unsupported by consideration, and thus was unenforceable.
ohhhh so close.
You forget federal laws regarding dissemination of financial information.
also you are addressing this as if it is two contracts rather than the one.
Does the flower company have a policy of giving out financial purchase information to WHOEVER calls for it? Seems they are a bit TOO free with the financial information.
Even if they win this case, they will lose in the court of public opinion IF (said IF) the story gets legs.