Supermarket Offers Exploit Customers

The video explores the deceptive pricing tactics used by supermarkets to make deals appear better than they are. It highlights findings from a consumer watchdog that examined 700,000 prices, revealing common strategies like temporary price hikes and extended promotions. The video calls for government intervention to enforce stricter regulations and advises consumers to scrutinize deals closely.

What is a common feeling among shoppers after purchasing 'unmissable offers'?

• Satisfaction with the deal

• Regret over the purchase

• Indifference towards the offer

• Excitement about savings

Which tactic involves raising prices temporarily before offering a discount?

• Seasonal discount

• Temporary price increase

• Multi-buy deal

• Permanent price reduction

How do supermarkets sometimes make multi-buy deals less beneficial?

• By limiting the availability of deals

• By offering free items

• By increasing the price of individual items

• By reducing the quality of products

What is the suggested action for the government regarding supermarket pricing tactics?

• Encourage more offers

• Ignore the issue

• Promote self-regulation

• Toughen and enforce rules

What should consumers do to ensure they are getting a genuine deal?

• Purchase only branded items

• Take a closer look at the details

• Avoid buying on sale

• Trust all supermarket offers