 It was sued by Alberta's provincial Ministry of Consumer and Corporate Affairs in 1989 due to allegations of false advertising, including bait and switch tactics under which customers who wanted to purchase a product at the advertised price were allegedly pressured to purchase a similar but higher-priced product instead, and allegations that the firm was advertising "no interest" sale prices which had interest already hidden in the advertised sale price.The company denied the claims, instead asserting that virtually all of the complaints that had been filed resulted from other electronics retailers trying to compete with Krazy Krazy by buying products at Krazy Krazy's special sale prices in order to resell them at a markup.In the 1990s, the firm began closing some of its stores, with its Calgary location closing in 1992 and both of its stores in Sudbury closing in 2000.