Don't kid yourself, clothes-shoppers. You are not getting a good deal
8 years ago by wangji · 2028 Likes · 9 comments · Popular
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randomfandomgirl
· 8 years ago
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I have fallen for this. *bows head in shame*
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willfree
· 8 years ago
Factoid: advertising like that is illegal in Australia now
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pixiedust
· 8 years ago
Just wondering, why is it illegal?
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willfree
· 8 years ago
For exactly this reason. If an item has an RRP of $10, but you mostly sell them for $5, it's deceptive and misleading to advertise "was $10, now $x"
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guest
· 8 years ago
+1 for Australia.
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guest
· 8 years ago
So does Amazon not sell in Australia? Because they definitely do this...
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wonky_groundhog
· 8 years ago
So does Amazon not sell in Australia? Because they definitely do this... - wasn't signed in...
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willfree
· 8 years ago
Not sure about that but I assume the Australian laws only apply to businesses registered in with the Australian regulator. So amazon.com.au, if there's such a thing, is probably subject to the Australian consumer laws, but not amazon.com. I'm only guessing here, though
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nicklevys
· 8 years ago
In Quebec, it's legal onlyif itwas really sold for that price i the past or if the manufacturer publishes the bigger price as the MSRP.
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