When a store advertises a bargain price for a product that is not available in reasonable quantities and tries to trade customers up to a higher priced product, the store is engaging in what sort of practice?
A) MSLP
B) quota selling
C) bait and switch tactics
D) extraordinary price claims
E) double ticketing

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Bait and switch tactics involve advertising a product at a low price to attract customers, then attempting to sell them a more expensive item when the advertised product is unavailable.

When a Store Advertises a Bargain Price for a Product