Retailers mislead shoppers with bogus savings

The Daily Mail reports Amazon, Argos and Currys are accused
of misleading shoppers with bogus savings claims which in some cases were
exaggerated by more than 300 percent. The report says the Office of Fair
Trading had already put the retailers on notice, threatening legal action and
fines over attempts to fool shoppers with fake price cuts.

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