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BEWARE Of Drip Pricing Customers! Lodge Your Complaint At THIS WhatsApp Number, Dept Of Consumer Affair Tweets

In Drip pricing, customers are often lured into a product or item via a pricing technique, showing only part-pricing of the product in advertisement while the real amount is revealed only during the full and final billing.

Centre issues warning against 'drip pricing'. What is it?

The Department of Consumer Affairs asked consumers to reach out to NCH 1915 for assistance or via WhatsApp at 8800001915 if they need help with ‘drip pricing’.

California Bans Drip Pricing: What It Means for Travel Advisors

California Bans Drip Pricing: What It Means for Travel Advisors

A Great Deal, Before the 'Drip Pricing'

It can happen when you book airline tickets, rent a car or order a taco dinner: The great deal you thought you clinched turns out to be not so great because of fees that weren’t disclosed upfront. It’s known as “drip pricing,” and regulators in the United States and abroad are trying to stamp it out. The term drip pricing has been around since at least 2009, when the British publication New Age Media used it to talk about an inquiry into online advertising, and it became more widespread in 2012,

Why prices are so high – 8 ways retail pricing algorithms gouge consumers

Each of these tricks is old, but each has been supercharged by the use of information technology.

Hilton settles over hidden fees in Nebraska, fosters transparency in pricing

A settlement has been reached with Hilton Hotels regarding the disclosure of hidden mandatory fees.According to Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers, the sett

Savings alert as hidden fees for online shoppers set to be banned in months

Drip pricing is set to be banned under new law proposals.

Drip pricing: Hidden fees for online customers set to be banned

Hidden charges for online shoppers are set to be banned as part of plans to make prices more transparent.

Transcripts for BBCNEWS Breakfast 20240604 06:50:00

Well, january is one of the busiest months for holiday bookings. it s hardly surprising the festive celebrations are over, the weather s miserable and you start planning a getaway to look forward to. but it s easy to forget about hidden costs. and there are two main ways that companies can surprise you with unexpected fees and charges. so called drip pricing is most commonly used by airlines and train companies. you might spot a cheap flight that looks like a bargain, but then the airline has hidden extra costs for things like luggage fees, faster boarding, and even picking your own seats. you tend to only find out about all these things towards the end of the booking process. then there s micro charging. extra fees for add on services that used to be free, like printing off your boarding pass at an airport. and it s notjust limited to travel. these add on fees appear for all sorts of things from theatre and concert tickets to insurance policies and hotels. adding up to an eye wate