A shopper considers several TVs in a store and decides against the more expensive brand. The salesperson says, "Do yourself a favor. Sure it's a little pricier than the others, but the TVs ability to access the Internet is great because it is such a fun feature to have." Which type of fallacy can be attributed to the salesperson's approach?
This is an informal type of falacy. But to be more specific, this could lead to a Hasty generalization or a fallacy of single cause. The internet feature is not enough to proof why the TV is expensive
