An odd pricing tactic prices items in odd dollar amounts, such as $4.95, instead of in even amounts, like $4.88.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  An odd pricing tactic actually refers to pricing items just below a round number, such as $4.99 instead of $5.00, to make the price seem lower than it actually is. Pricing at $4.88 would also be considered an odd pricing strategy, not an even amount strategy.

An odd pricing tactic prices items in odd dollar amounts, such as $4.95, instead of in even amounts, like $4.88.

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