What to do when price decrease is not an option? The research of Hong Kong scientists Chun-Hung Chia, Tsan- Ming Choia and Duan Lia (Zyga, 2009) is not very known in the Czech Republic, but it comes with an unusual solution called reverse price war. It works with the premises that by decreasing the prices, the more successful competitor claims more market share. However, part of the customers stays with the other company. The reasons are similar as in our recommendations – better service, tradition of the brand or higher quality. The more customers switch to the competitor, the worse for him. His profits will keep dropping, and losses adding up. Therefore, the more reasonable strategy for the attacked competitor is not lowering the prices (and provoke a vicious circle of discounts leading to a bankruptcy), but slightly increasing them. By this solution, the company compensates the losses it suffered from loss of customers and after some time, can profit more than the cheaper competitor.