Misleading Prices
Misleading Prices
It is a criminal offence for traders to make misleading price claims about goods or services.
For example, 'was £120. Now £99.99' is misleading if the goods or services have never been provided at the higher price.
It is also misleading if a trader fails to show 'hidden extras', or to make it clear when a price is conditional on, say, another purchase.
If you consider that you have been seriously mislead about a price contact the Consumer Advice Centre and ask us to investigate.
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Page last updated: 4 September 2006




