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Question: What constitutes bait advertising compared to normal online advertising?

Answer:

Bait advertising is when a business advertises something when the business knows that it is not able to follow through on the sale of the goods, for example because they do not have enough stock available or because they only have very limited stock that would not meet the demand. Online advertising simply entices a consumer to buy a product online.

Edith Moss

Answered by Edith Moss

Edith is a lawyer at LegalVision. She currently practises in the Employment Law team which includes drafting business terms and conditions, employment and contractors agreements and providing advice on employment matters. In her past work experience, Edith worked for some of Australia's leading visual art and design organisations.

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