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Online Stores Charge Based On Shoppers' Surfing HabitsYes, merchants can reward loyal customers by reward programs, or distribute coupons to certain groups of people, but tweaking price in the dark is not acceptable to me. The question is: is there a way consumers can find out heis charged extra? From USA Today:
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