According to the provisions of the Competition Law, unfair competition only exists in the context of the following actions: disparagement of the competitors, incitement to termination of contract with the competitor, acquisition and/ or illegal use of the competitor's commercial secret, stealing the competitor's clients and creating confusion. At the moment, the law does not cover all the situations available related to the unfair competition practice. Often, the actions of the entrepreneurs, at a first glance, cannot be considered as unfair competition but, nevertheless, they are. On the other hand, one can also state the contrary: the actions that were not aimed at obtaining advantages on the market can be qualified as unfair competition acts. The analysis of the forms of unfair competition is even more important, as they are increasingly diverse and spread, especially in growing market economies, such as the economies in transition, in this category may also be included the economy of Moldova.