You May be Eligible to Receive up to $625 in Compensation
Home Depot Deceptive Pricing Class Action Lawsuit
A recent Home Depot class action lawsuit accuses the company of using false reference prices while marking items on sale to make consumers believe they are getting a good deal, potentially leading them to make more purchases.
It is alleged that any of the sale items were not offered at their reference price within the past three months or at any time. This conduct artificially increases demand for the deceptively priced products and induces customers to pay more based on a false impression of their value.
The Home Depot prices are asserted to be a violation of both federal and Georgia state law, including Georgia’s Fair Business Practices Act. The Home Depot prices are a large-scale consumer deception scheme that helps the company pad its revenue by creating a false impression that the company was offering products at a deep discount, according to investigative research.
Take advantage of our free claim filing service today, as you may qualify for up to $625 in compensation. No proof of purchase is necessary to file a claim. Payments may be increased or decreased on a pro rata basis.
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