Hi! I'm looking for experts who can share insights on misleading Black Friday deals. Here are my questions: - How can a “was” price be misleading even if the product really was listed at that price at some point, and how can consumers distinguish genuine discounts from exaggerated savings? - How much do misleading Black Friday discounts actually cost consumers, how widespread are these practices, and which products or pricing tactics deserve the most scrutiny? - What three things should shoppers check before buying a Black Friday deal to verify its price history, determine whether the discount is genuine, and avoid misleading offers? REQUIREMENTS: Consumer protection and consumer rights experts, behavioral economists, consumer psychology researchers, consumer law experts, e-commerce analysts, and other related professionals ONLY. Please include a link to the professional bio you intend to include in the article. LINK CHANGE REQUESTS AFTER PUBLISHING WILL NOT BE HONORED. This is urgent.