Sentence examples for confusing pricing from inspiring English sources

Almost three-quarters of consumers believe supermarkets are trying to mislead them with confusing pricing practices, a watchdog has found.

Rather confusing pricing and it was not clear how long the special promotions were likely to last for.

The most common customer complaint at Crystal Cruises centered on expensive and confusing pricing for Internet access, so pricing was simplified.

Treloar, who is the Trading Standards Institute's lead officer on travel issues, says that the investigation revealed a "nightmare for consumers", which was part of a "continuing trend with confusing pricing and baggage complaints".

The Met's confusing pricing scheme contributes only sixteen per cent of its two-hundred-and-fifty-million-dollar budget; more substantial donations come from other sources, not only corporate but also individual donors who, through sustained interactions, come to understand the necessity of their donations to the museum's mission.

Mr. Hesse recalled his days running AT&T Wireless Services and how it began offering simple one-rate plans to customers frustrated by confusing prices on long distance and roaming fees.

They are making a crucial mistake in confusing price changes resulting from fluctuations in supply-and-demand and productivity with price changes that come about from a debasing of the currency.

"We do not want to confuse price stability with having averted, or even mitigated, the amount of blackouts we may see this summer".

Like many of his brethren, Bernanke confuses price changes that result from supply-and-demand factors in a free market with those that result from debasing the currency.

The chairman and too many economists confuse price changes that are triggered by a debasement of the currency with price changes that come about from normal activities in the marketplace.

Tom Mockridge has called on the Advertising Standards Authority to extend its newly announced crackdown on confusing broadband pricing ads to include putting claims about speed under scrutiny.