The Federal Court of Australia ordered Dell to pay customers who fell for misleading ads offering discounts on monitor add-ons.
Dell is currently embroiled in a legal battle in Australia after being accused of deceiving customers with fake discount advertisements.
However, consumers were not charged a discounted price when purchasing the monitors online. The documents went on to say that most customers paid the original price for the peripheral. Some customers ended up paying a higher price than the original sticker price of the monitor by itself. Recommended Videos This might not be clear to those who were only looking to purchase a monitor at a discount and no other products.
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