A Gift I Bought on Sale – Deception?

Deception

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Question

Is it permissible to buy expensive gifts on sale and give them as gifts when they are not on sale? Example: A set of pocket Mikraot Gedolot brochures costs 550 shekels, and on sale, it costs 299 shekels. Sometimes I give them for a Bar Mitzvah when there is no sale.

Answer

Hello,

There is no concern in this matter.

Everyone knows that there are different prices for the same product.

Source

Shulchan Aruch, Choshen Mishpat, Siman 228, Seif 6

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