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Can anything ever happen or be done about the way supermarkets fiddle prices,like i buy luxury cooking chocolate [to eat as its 72%cocoa]once it was 60p plus then 47p then 88p now £1.19.and was buying grape seed oil for 98p for a long time then it shot up to £2 97 now back down to £1,98,but i notice lots of other items match othersupermarkets prices do they have a cartel going?
Re: supermarkets and there price juggleing/fiddling
Alas, that is more or less true.
The laws on pricing are now so wooly that it's impossible to do anything unless a good court case comes along or the legislation is changed back to a prescriptive type.
The best advice is to look at the price an item is on sale for and determine if it is worth it. In doing so, you must ignore any comparisons to previous prices or that of other sellers.
If the format of legislation applied to pricing were applied to common law, you would easily get away with murder. Literally.
supermarkets and there price juggleing/fiddling
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