Price Misleading Practices

Price misleading practices refer to tactics used by businesses that can deceive consumers about the true cost of a product or service. This can include false discounts, where a product is marked up before a sale to make the discount seem larger than it is, or hidden fees that only appear at checkout. Other practices might involve using confusing price comparisons or advertising a low price that’s not available without additional conditions. Such practices can mislead consumers, causing them to make purchases based on incorrect assumptions about value and price.