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Started by: Stardelta (11917)

Absolutely. Advertising an item at a price is one thing, actually selling it at that price is another. In some markets the advertised price is one where negotiations can be expected to start from, example new cars.

When a seller claims "previously advertised/on sale at £1000"...it doesn't mean someone actually bought that product for £1000, it just means they were invited to.

Replied: 28th Nov 2017 at 09:55

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