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[BizNet- Productions-Today :: Main Page] Biznet Productions Today - Shoppers naive about retail prices online: The study, "Open to Exploitation," found nearly two-thirds of adult Internet users believed incorrectly it was illegal to charge different people different prices, a practice retailers call "price customization." More than two-thirds of people surveyed also said they believed online travel sites are required by law to offer the lowest airline prices possible.

[Furdlog] The Realities of eTailing: The study, “Open to Exploitation,” found nearly two-thirds of adult Internet users believed incorrectly it was illegal to charge different people different prices, a practice retailers call “price customization.” More than two-thirds of people surveyed also said they believed online travel sites are required by law to offer the lowest airline prices possible.

 [Joel Cere on Reputation Protection And Brand Promotion In The Blog Era] Are Online Shoppers Naive?: 64% of American adults do not know that it is legal for online stores to charge different people different prices at the same time of day for the same product. More than two-thirds of people surveyed said they believe online travel sites are required by law to offer the lowest airline prices possible.

[MarketerToday :: Marketing Strategy] Understanding Forrester's "Novice Online Shopper": entitled "Study: ShoppersNaive About Online Prices." The study referred to in the title "... that "nearly two-thirds of adult Internet users believed incorrectly it was illegal to charge different... the average web buyer. They're 41% less likely to have a college degree. 83% of novice shoppers

 [Channels.lockergnome.com] Shoppers naive about retail prices online (Misc News): The study, "Open to Exploitation," found nearly two-thirds of adult Internet users believed incorrectly it was illegal to charge different people different prices, a practice retailers call "price customization." More than two-thirds of people surveyed also said they believed online travel sites are required by law to offer the lowest airline prices possible.

[Pcin.net] PCIN Issue 346 - Study: Shoppers naive about retail prices online: The study, "Open to Exploitation," found nearly two-thirds of adult Internet users believed incorrectly it was illegal to charge different people different prices, a practice retailers call "price customization." More than two-thirds of people surveyed also said they believed online travel sites are required by law to offer the lowest airline prices possible.

[Pcin.net] PCIN Issue 346 - Study: Shoppers naive about retail prices online: The study, "Open to Exploitation," found nearly two-thirds of adult Internet users believed incorrectly it was illegal to charge different people different prices, a practice retailers call "price customization." More than two-thirds of people surveyed also said they believed online travel sites are required by law to offer the lowest airline prices possible.

[Bradfallon.com] SEO Expert, Brad Fallon: One of Corey's first products on the internet was replacement Ferrari emblems for owners who had theirs stolen. From his internet marketing success, Corey was able to afford expensive sports cars himself, as well as the time to enjoy them.

[Bradfallon.com] Online Shoppers "Naive" - Discussion: Would someone explain to me what the whole "induction into commission junction" is all about? It seems like quite the exciting news around bradfallon.com, but I have no idea what it all means. Their site just sounded like a bunch of business-like propoganda to me.

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