<br /> <p>A retail chain is being scrutinized after footage showing the company allegedly duping customers with their Black Friday sale went viral.</p><p>Lizzy Brown</a> shared two videos to Facebook, November 24, unveiling what she claimed was Harvey Norman’s dishonesty. This video shows her removing a sale price ticket, and at first glance, it looks like the original price was actually cheaper than it’s ‘reduced’ rate, while another video</a> shows Brown examining a sofa in the store.</p><br /><p>Harvey Norman have since explained</a> that the ticket underneath was for a tablet with a lot less memory. This claim by the store checks out — as seen in the zoomed-in screenshot included below. The original price is for a 16GB tablet, as opposed to the 32GB mentioned on the yellow ticket.</p><br /><p>However, the retailer has yet to defend the other video shared by Brown, showing its Fantasia three-seater sofa on sale for €1,499. Again, Brown removed the sale price, and revealed that the price prior to Black Friday was the exact same.</p><br /><p>The videos have since gone viral, with the tablet footage gathering over 900,000 views on Facebook at the time of writing. Credit: Facebook/Lizzy Brown via Storyful</p><br />
