Definition : Tied sale

A tied sale refers to a business practice where a seller requires a buyer to purchase additional products or services in order to obtain the desired product or service. This can also be known as a “bundled sale” or “forced sale.” Tied sales can be used as a strategy to increase profits, but can also limit consumer choice and create a monopoly for the seller. In some cases, tied sales may be illegal if they violate competition laws or unfairly restrict consumer options.

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