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Not just that, it's a legal requirement that the price advertised is the price you pay. The ACCC will enforce this. It's why, for example, the supermarket ogli
by Psychlist 4y ago
Not just that, it's a legal requirement that the price advertised is the price you pay. The ACCC will enforce this.
It's why, for example, the supermarket ogliopoly have a "if it's mispriced it's free" policy, they got fined for inaccurate pricing and tried to turn it into a PR win.
Airlines and ticketmaster are currently fighting to change it but now we have a less right-wing federal government again hopefully the ACCC will be allowed to do their job.
- pedalpete 4y agoI didn't know about the "if it's mischarged it's free" policy. My local supermarket (not Coles or Woolies) always rings things in at the till wrong and I feel like I'm watching them like a hawk.
- dhsysusbsjsi 4y agoIt's called the Supermarket Scanning Code of Conduct. If it scans wrong, you get the first one free, and the rest at the proper price. It's designed to keep the ACCC off their back. I used to do it all the time - it's great when they stuff up prices on expensive items like Razors. One time I went back every day and got a free pack and ended up with several years worth of (free) expensive razors in surplus! Usually the manager needs to come because the basic checkout person doesn't know about it.