Unilaterally fixing exhorbitant price looking to non-availability of competitors;
Doctoring the product in a manner which looks appealing and of high quality, i.e., substandard products;
Destroying a business establishment due to jealousy;
Cheating the customers due to their innocence or ignorance;
Failure to promote awareness amongst customers;
Violation of local laws relating to quality and customer services;
Inviting a customer through fraudulant means and forcing him/her to buy the products due to his/her haplessness;
Sending substandard/used products in mail order business pretending it to be of brand new;
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donfletcheryh
There are no common unethical practices. To claim that there are implies that all are unethical.
When one does something that gives one an advantage, it is not necessarily unethical. Buying a product from someone other than me, or hiring someone other than me, when I want to sell my thing, or do my thing for you is not inherently unethical. Treating all people equally regardless of which side of a border they were born on or live on is not inherently unethical even if it does give me a business advantage.
Giving a friend a job for which someone else is better qualified is not an ethical problem if I am owner of the company, even if I know that my friend is well qualified.
aherman11
Not delivering on what they advertised
Kenya C
Hiring illegal immigrants.
John B
There certainly are unethical business practices but many depend on the business sector you are in. However
Corruption either way is unethical,
Giving business to family where alternative suppliers are as good if not better,
Using business money to fund personal holidays
Saying you can when you cannot
Taking money under false pretenses
Selling inferior or coped products as the real thing
Child labour
Prolonged working hours for the low paid
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