Attorney General Investigates Deceptive Pricing Practices
The Attorney General is investigating companies for using deceptive strike-through pricing during buy-one-get-one promotions. The investigation focuses on whether retailers raised prices immediately before offering them as 'discounted' through strike-through tags.
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KIRO FM Seattle
“The AG is estimating that people paid about $20 million more than it should have. Well, what is the AG going to have to prove in order for this to be a success in court?”
KIRO FM Seattle
“the AG's office suing the Trump administration, the federal government. We don't hear often about this sort of case. How common is this sort of case in the state attorney general's office?”
KIRO FM Seattle
“Carline Johnson from the Center Square asked Attorney General Nick Brown whether it was appropriate for his office to give advice on what seems to be something that is not necessarily constitutional.”
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