The competition office leads to the Court of Canada to the court to court, the company that runs northern Toronto and the water park runs “misleading marketing practices”.
On Monday, the offices of Canadian Wonderland company “drop prices” accuses “dripping prices”. Consumptions believe that these prices are lower than those prices than these prices are lower prices than these prices.
The Bureau announces the amazing worlds, especially at a lower price than that consumers have to pay online. According to the bureau, dripping prices are considered “misleading”, as consumers are not presented in the pre-price “request.
“Canadians can always trust the initial predicted price,” said the most complete matter, some competition, said the release.
“We are taking anti-wonderer measures, only deceptive tactics to deceive and damage consumers. We have been to the business of their products for years to display their products.
It is located in Canada Wonderland, Vaughan, Ont, the US flags is a subsidiary of the Leisure Corporation.
Anti-Wonderland’s request was submitted on Monday to the Court of Competition, and The Bureau said Wonderland supposedly cheating on “price advertising.”
At the release, Wonderland said he did, false or false or misleading prices “because of lower prices than consumers charge, as these prices do not establish a mandatory fee.
The office said to make ads for “inaccessible” ads, unable to advertise, have no charges or fees for non-priceless prices. An example of this established government fee would be sales tax.
According to the Bureau, Wonderland charges Park for online incoming purchase processing fee. This fee begins $ 6.99 and is added $ 8.99 or $ 9.99, depending on the number of items purchased, said the offices.
Due to non-entry items, it charges a single $ 0.99 processing fee, regardless of the number of items purchased.
Wonderland denies making practices deceptive
Wonderland, for his part, gave an expression on Monday, saying that the accusations of the office are “baseless” and defends the company with its “transparency and consumer value”. He said he was committed to providing “clear information and significant information” to guests.
“According to the law of Canada,” drops prices “are made in the price of promoting something, while the consumer price is later hidden in the purchase process. Canadian Wonderland does not participate in this practice,” Wonderland said in expression.
“From the beginning, our guests do not know any rates that will be applied. It is important that our guests offer options to choose products, including products that are best suited.
Wonderland said the requests for banning the processing fees for office requests, including variable rates, would weaken consumer selection.
“The office seeks to demand static and inclusive prices for guest pre-prices and a reduced flexibility and a reduced choice.” He said.
“Canadian Wonderland is dedicated to transparency, customer opportunities, we want to fully fulfill the law and thank our guests and continue to defend your interests and advocating our internships.”
Bureau wants to help buyers, the lawyer says
The prices of the drop is to violate the action of the competition, saying Nikififos Iatrou, a partner of McCarthy Tetract, speaking, and not in this particular case, Monday.
“The drip price is a good company or when selling a product and predict a certain price or product. But as you go through the purchase process for this product, the essential fees are added,” he said.
“Now there are such things that are added to taxes and prices, but it is for prices that are not taxed or other compulsory fees that governs.”
ITROU said the office has dripped prices in the case of car rentals, in the case of concerts and film ticket prices, and now it is studying for amusement parks.
“Consumers – must make decisions to buy. And part of what is trying to do the competition offices, consumers have the right tools to take these decisions,” he said.
“And the action of the competition is designed, or there is an element of the competition action to help promote all this in prices, consumers decide to make these ways to make these ways.”
Wonderland, located in more than 120 hectares, has more than 200 attractions, including 18 rollers coasters.
2025-05-05 20:28:00
