According to the class action suit, more than 400 items were mispriced throughout store locations in D.C., many of which are alleged to have been mispriced and left uncorrected for months.
January 26, 2024 at 03:27 PM
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Walmart is accused of advertising and offering goods without the intent to sell them as offered in its Washington, D.C., stores, violating the District of Columbia’s Consumer Protection Procedures Act, according to the midsize firms that filed the suit this week.
The Jan. 23 class action alleges that Walmart mispriced items in stores through the D.C. metropolitan area, with shelf-tag prices on items being lower than the prices charged at the register.
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