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Residence Depot to pay almost $2M penalty for allegedly overcharging prospects

Editorial Board Published September 16, 2024
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Residence Depot is being ordered to pay almost $2 million to settle a civil declare from California district attorneys that the corporate overcharged prospects for merchandise. 

Based on Los Angeles County District Lawyer George Gascón, the retailer allegedly “engaged in false advertising and unfair competition” as a result of it charged prospects costs increased than the bottom marketed or posted worth.

Such a offense, often known as a “scanner violation,” happens when the worth on the merchandise or on the merchandise’s shelf tag doesn’t match the common product code that is scanned on the point-of-sale system or register, in keeping with Gascón. 

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Residence Depot to pay almost M penalty for allegedly overcharging prospects

In an aerial view, an indication is seen posted on the outside of a Residence Depot retailer on Feb. 21, 2023, in El Cerrito, California.  (Justin Sullivan/Getty Pictures / Getty Pictures)

“When companies engage in deceptive practices, they not only cheat consumers but also gain an unjust advantage over businesses that operate ethically and transparently,” Gascón stated in a press release. 

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A specialty assistant supervisor for Residence Depot checks stock with a brand new transportable system.  (Chris Rank/Bloombereg / Getty Pictures)

Below the Aug. 26 courtroom order settling the dispute, the house enchancment firm was barred “from engaging in false or misleading advertising and charging an amount greater than the lowest price posted for an item.” 

Whereas the corporate admitted to no wrongdoing, it’s required to implement a worth accuracy program, which can add extra audits and coaching, and eliminates worth will increase on weekend days, in keeping with the district lawyer’s workplace.

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The corporate can also be required to pay $1.7 million in civil penalties and $277,251 in prices and restitution.

Residence Depot advised FOX Enterprise that to “ensure consistency” for patrons, it has up to date the timing of its worth adjustments.

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