Answer:
1 Charging for good or services at higher rates than the marked, published or advertised price;
2 Giving an unrealistically low estimate for a job in order to get it and then charging for a variety of "extras" to increase the price of the job when those extras should clearly have been included in the regular price of the job.
3 Deceptive Pricing Practices - The law also regulates the use of price representations and practices. Below are some of the common pricing practices that the law prohibits
