Randahl Fink@randahl@mastodon.social
Is there an English term for those annoying pricing strategies where a company removes essential parts of a product to lower the marketed price, and then raises the price of the part they have removed to make customers pay even more?
For instance tonight I was booking a winter holiday, and I realized the company had achieved a competitive price by cutting down the usual baggage size of 23 kg to just 10 kg, and then forcing everyone to pay extra for what was now called "additional baggage".
De_Minimis@De_Minimis@infosec.exchange
@randahl@mastodon.social I think its found somewhere around chapter 3 in the Neoliberal Handbook.