Experts on Surveillance Pricing Explain How to Beat the Bots and Get the Best Deal

Experts on Surveillance Pricing Explain How to Beat the Bots and Get the Best Deal. Retailers can tailor prices using your data, location, and shopping behavior. Consumer advocates recommend six practical ways to find a better deal.
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