Q: For years Dollar general has over charging customers and they know it. Iv been taking pics of what they have it priced
And Iv been keeping receipts where the items rings up higher. so basically they have been stealing from customers. Can I sue them
A:
If you believe Dollar General has been consistently overcharging customers, the evidence you've collected, such as photos of prices and receipts showing discrepancies, could be valuable. In situations where a business is accused of deceptive practices like overcharging, customers may have legal recourse.
In Alabama, consumer protection laws are designed to protect against unfair and deceptive business practices. If these practices are proven, it could lead to legal consequences for the business. However, proving that a business intentionally engaged in deceptive pricing can be complex.
You have the option to file a complaint with the Alabama Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. This governmental body investigates and acts on complaints regarding deceptive business practices.
If you're considering a lawsuit, it would be advisable to consult with an attorney who has experience in consumer protection law. They can assess your evidence, advise you on the strength of your case, and explain the legal options available to you. Remember, every legal situation is unique, and specific legal advice will depend on the details of your circumstances.
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