Dollar General to pay $1.55 million for allegedly overcharging Pa. customers

omg, dollar general needs to step up its game 🤦‍♀️! i mean, $1.55 million is a decent chunk of change, but it's still not enough for all the pennsylvania customers they allegedly scammed over those 4 years 😒. what really gets me is that they didn't even do anything wrong... or at least, they're saying they didn't 😏. anyway, glad the AG took action and i hope other companies learn from this too 👍. i just wish there were more transparency around these settlements so people can make informed decisions about where to shop 🤔
 
🤯 I'm so frustrated when I see companies like Dollar General taking advantage of customers like that 🤑. Price gouging is just not cool and it's amazing they got caught out in the end 💸. The settlement is a step in the right direction, but I wish they would've taken responsibility for their actions instead of just paying the fine 😒. Now, let's hope Dollar General actually follows through on their promises to train their staff and make sure prices are accurate 🙏. We need more companies like this who care about being transparent with their customers 🤝.
 
ugh dont these big corporations ever learn 🤦‍♂️ like dollar general just takes advantage of ppl in pennsylvania theyre already paying out $1.55 million thats just a slap on the wrist i guess its good that sunday is on their case tho but we need more like actual changes to prevent this from happening again
 
🤔 So, $1.55 million seems like a pretty big fine for Dollar General. I mean, that's a lot of money they're shelling out. But on the other hand, it's about time they were held accountable for their pricing practices, right? I think what's really interesting is how this settlement comes about from an investigation that revealed widespread and repeated instances of price gouging. Like, 40% of inspections showed inaccurate prices being charged to customers... that's a pretty big red flag.

I'm glad the PA Attorney General is taking consumer protection seriously and making sure Dollar General takes steps to fix their pricing accuracy issues. It'll be interesting to see if they actually implement these changes and follow through on their promises. The extra audits, staff training, and notice requirements should help prevent similar issues in the future. 👍
 
Just saw this news about Dollar General settling for $1.55 million over price gouging in PA 🤑🤦‍♀️. I mean, come on, who hasn't been there right? You buy something, scan it, and the cashier is like "oh wait, that's actually 50 cents more than I said" 😂. It's crazy they got caught doing it for 40% of their inspections though 🙅‍♂️. At least they're taking steps to fix it now tho - surprise audits every year? 📝💪. And yeah, customers should know they have the right to request a price override if they suspect something is fishy 🤔👍
 
I feel kinda disappointed in Dollar General for not being more transparent with prices 🤔. It's gotta be frustrating when you're trying to save a buck but end up paying more than you should. The fact that they got caught and had to shell out $1.55 million is a good lesson learned, I guess 🤑. As someone who's lived through the ups and downs of inflation and economic uncertainty, it's refreshing to see our leaders taking action to protect consumers like us 💪. Now, if only more big corporations would do the right thing... 😊
 
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