Ask What dirty business tactics do you know?

[kayode10]

Some businesses take shortcuts that hurt others to get ahead in the marketplace. Some online vendors spread fake reviews either boosting themselves or damaging competitors. It's sneaky and unfair. Another common tactic is price undercutting and this common among the big brand to maintain dominance. Intentionally pricing below cost to drive others out of business harms the market. Then there's withholding critical information which misleads customers. There are some companies steal ideas or mimic branding to confuse buyers. These tactics may work short-term, but they hurt trust in the long run. Have you seen or experienced something like this? Let's discuss!

 

[Brajet]

Some spread sketchy rumors about their competitors just to make them look bad. Others hype up their products with big claims they know aren't totally true. You'll also see businesses sneak extra fees into the fine print so you end up paying more than you planned. And then there's the classic move of dropping prices super low to push smaller competitors out, only to crank them back up later. It all works in the short term, but customers eventually catch on.

 

[Newman]

There are some business owners that will repackage their products with less quality ones. And this set of business owner will sell it to the audience at the normal price they will sell the normal ones. Some intentionally crash the price to spoil the market for their mates

 

[Dean101]

They might talk smack about competitors to make them look bad, or steal ideas without giving credit. Some go super aggressive with crazy low prices to push smaller shops out, then jack up prices later. Sneaky fees and tricky ads fool customers into spending more than they planned. Some even bribe people to get deals or skip rules. And yeah, treating workers badly is another move. Sure, these tricks might work for a bit, but eventually, people catch on, and it wrecks trust.