Deceptive pricing is a tactic where a business presents prices in a misleading way, often making products seem cheaper or like a better deal than they actually are. This can involve fake discounts, hidden fees, bait-and-switch tactics, or misleading "free" offers. Such practices can mislead consumers and are often regulated to protect against unfair pricing.

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Deceptive pricing is regulated to protect consumers from being misled about the true cost or value of a product. Misleading pricing tactics can distort fair competition, harm consumer trust, and lead to unfair purchasing decisions. Regulations help ensure that businesses present prices transparently, allowing consumers to make informed choices and promoting a fair, competitive marketplace. By preventing unfair practices, these regulations safeguard both consumer rights and the integrity of commerce.

Yes. Companies who know that they are in the wrong are will typically quickly issue refunds to avoid any legal troubles.