Subject to the provisions of Federal Law No. (4) of 2012 referred to above, the provider may not: 1. Discriminate between consumers when selling the goods or benefiting from the service; 2. Hide the good, refuse to sell it, refuse to provide the service, force to purchase a certain quantity of the goods, stipulate another goods or service with it, or restrict the use of the service to conditions that by their nature are not related to the service subject of the original transaction; 3. Charge a higher price than the announced price by any means of advertisement; 4. Sell goods or services at prices below cost to create a monopoly situation; 5. More than one provider ally to harm to the national economy; 6. The providers agree, explicitly or implicitly, to fix, reduce or raise the price in a declared or secret manner, in a way that harms the national economy; 7. Competitors agree to divide the market among themselves according to geographical distribution or sales volume; 8. The provider purchases competing goods or services from the market for the purpose of controlling prices; or 9. Refuse, stop, or limit the quantity of production, supply, or offer of goods or services.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.