A firm or individual advertising products at bargain prices that it does not have available in reasonable quantities, for the purpose of trying to sell more expensive products instead, is said to be practising misrepresentation.

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This practice is known as "bait and switch," not misrepresentation. It involves advertising a product at a low price to lure customers in, with the intention of persuading them to purchase a more expensive item.

A Firm or Individual Advertising Products at Bargain Prices That