Fair enough, though I'd say discounting a raised price is a borderline case for regulation. That is obviously deceiving and dubious at best. As I said you might

Fair enough, though I'd say discounting a raised price is a borderline case for regulation. That is obviously deceiving and dubious at best. As I said you might feel good getting that discount, but it's an illusory savings which if people knew about they'd never choose that over actual savings, but no not illegal. So I agree with him I'd feel cheated. The FTC does hold advertisements to their claims and that's getting dangerously close depending on their exact language