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    Furniture stores used fake prices, says OFT

    Furniture stores used fake prices, says OFT

    Six High Street furniture and carpet retailers have been accused of misleading their customers with fake prices.



    Read more--------> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23797882
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    Re: Furniture stores used fake prices, says OFT

    And we all know the culprits they are on TV ads a lot

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      Re: Furniture stores used fake prices, says OFT

      SO who will sponsor all the programmes if Wonga and these guys are made to roll over.

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        Re: Furniture stores used fake prices, says OFT

        What programmes Julian? We seem to know all the dialogues and scripts off by heart now and turn the telly off a lot of the time now

        regards
        G

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          Re: Furniture stores used fake prices, says OFT

          Had to laugh bang in the middle of ITV News was an SCS ad then guess who was named in the second part of ITV News? yup SCS

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