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In France if two prices appear somewhere, you'd pay the lowest on request I believe. My gut feeling is that A/B pricing would be illegal because it's unfair: a
by thibaut_barrere 16y ago
In France if two prices appear somewhere, you'd pay the lowest on request I believe.
My gut feeling is that A/B pricing would be illegal because it's unfair: a part of the buyers have a discount the others don't even know about.
IANAL though :)
- jacquesm 16y agoHow about gas stations? They routinely charge different prices for the same product from the same store?
- thibaut_barrere 16y agoDo you mean same brand or same physical store ? I believe as long as it's a different physical store, it's probably possible to set a different price. My impression (that would need more research) is that having two different prices for the same product at the same time inside the same physical store or on a website would be problematic; otherwise it's probably ok. I think I really need to make more research - A/B pricing would definitely be interesting.
- GFischer 16y agoNot in my country they don't. I'm not sure which is more common (fixed price across the country like here in Uruguay or Argentina, or store-by-store variation like the US/Canada)