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Originally Posted by jswinden
At least in the USA, it is not uncommon for retailers to show a bogus list price, usually highly inflated, along with their actual so-called sale price. It is a lame attempt to convince the consumer that they are getting a big discount price.
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It's normal in the Netherlands as well. Often, they list the MRSP (Manufacturer's Recommended Sales Price), but apart from some prices that are enforced by manufacturers (such as Kawaii digital piano's, or Nord instruments), I have never ever seen something sold at the actual MRSP.