You know how the official price of ELITE is usually 600$? That seems like a pretty big chunk of money, but worry not. It's almost always on discount! Unfortunately, that may be an illegal practice in many places.
Germany: https://lexetius.com/2008,4286
In 2008, a home improvement supply retailer ''Praktiker'' got charged for running a ''20% of everything campaign'' while raising their prices just a week prior.
Australia: https://www.accc.gov.au/system/files/ACCC v Kogan Australia Pty Ltd_Concise Statement.pdf
Kogan, an Australian online shopping website, was caught emailing fake ''Ends in 48h!'' e-mails on prices that were always there. In addition to that, same case as Germany, jacking up the prices before releasing a discount.
UK: ASA laws state a product needs to be sold at it's original price for x weeks before being able to sell it at discount price. As far as i remember, ELITE rank has been on discount for 99% of it's lifetime.
EU: https://europa.eu/youreurope/citize...ment/unfair-commercial-practices/index_en.htm
False use of limited offers is not allowed anywhere in the EU.
You can decide on your own whether manacube is breaching these laws, i'm just here to bring about the idea of it.
Germany: https://lexetius.com/2008,4286
In 2008, a home improvement supply retailer ''Praktiker'' got charged for running a ''20% of everything campaign'' while raising their prices just a week prior.
Australia: https://www.accc.gov.au/system/files/ACCC v Kogan Australia Pty Ltd_Concise Statement.pdf
Kogan, an Australian online shopping website, was caught emailing fake ''Ends in 48h!'' e-mails on prices that were always there. In addition to that, same case as Germany, jacking up the prices before releasing a discount.
UK: ASA laws state a product needs to be sold at it's original price for x weeks before being able to sell it at discount price. As far as i remember, ELITE rank has been on discount for 99% of it's lifetime.
EU: https://europa.eu/youreurope/citize...ment/unfair-commercial-practices/index_en.htm
False use of limited offers is not allowed anywhere in the EU.
You can decide on your own whether manacube is breaching these laws, i'm just here to bring about the idea of it.