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No, you're not completely free to make different deals with different customers, the imperative word here being "completely". For example, RRPs are generally c
by omeid2 3y ago
No, you're not completely free to make different deals with different customers, the imperative word here being "completely".
For example, RRPs are generally considered illegal, you can't force your customers to sale at specified minimum price, and more crucially, you can't do it selectively.
- scarface_74 3y agoSo define your legal definition of “treating customers fairly”
- omeid2 3y agoWell, the exact definition depends on the jurisdictions, but just about any market has fair trading regulations that at least outline what is considered unfair treatment.
- scarface_74 3y agoWell this case is in the US. What are the “fair trading” laws that force companies to treat all customers equally
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