This document discusses bait and switch advertising in the Nepalese context. It defines bait and switch advertising as falsely advertising a product at a low price to attract customers to a store, but then trying to sell them a more expensive product when they arrive. This is an unethical practice that harms both consumers and competitors. The document provides some examples of bait and switch advertising seen in Nepal, such as advertising computers at low prices but then not having them available. It notes that advertising standards are still developing in Nepal's growing advertising industry.