1. bait and switch - Noun
2. bait and switch - Adjective
3. bait and switch - Verb
4. bait and switch - Phrase
a deceptive way of selling that involves advertising a product at a very low price in order to attract customers who are then persuaded to switch to a more expensive product
Source: WordNetbait-and-switch
At which point of course, comes the bait and switch: you have to pay. Source: Internet
I don't know when, but before you know it, the bait-and-switch is coming from the right-wing noise machine: we'll be introduced to a new bunch of candidates who profess hatred of everyone Glenn Beck hates. Source: Internet
Letter to the Editor: More bait-and-switch? Source: Internet
While it’s possible for your estimate to be less than the actual cost, a number of unscrupulous movers will purposefully low-ball your estimate before pulling a bait-and-switch on you. Source: Internet
The Mixed Member Proportional system is also known as BSS (Bait-and-Switch System). Source: Internet
That story had another bait-and-switch, as the cover claimed the Queen was already in LA while the article said she was only planning a trip. Source: Internet