If you have ever gone shopping and seen a sale sign on a store window that you become excited? And then you go in the store and find out that the sale that was prominent on the poster wasn't actually how the sale seemed. Well if this has happened to you this is a clear example of how companies are trying to drawn in customers by tricking them with an incomplete truth being told. Stores that I have experienced this is was in stores like Pac Sun, Apple, Hollister, and many more. In these stores, they would state a certain deal that would appeal to any of the customers and then there would be a confusing process of the deal where one thing would be 25% off of a certain pieces of clothing and then the other piece of clothing would be full price. But, then once you go up to pay the employees would state that the deal only worked if you get a certain amount of items. And since stores like Pac Sun do this and their main customers are teens, it's seems like they are manipulating teens to spend more in order to obtain the deal. Or when there was a deal about how when you buy one phone you get another free, but in reality you don't receive a free phone. So in the end, stores like that are using tactics to trick and manipulate people in order to spend more money.
