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Casey’s sued for allegedly failing to honor advertised discounts, misleading customers about pricing and reward requirements.
A class-action lawsuit filed in federal court alleges Casey’s convenience stores overcharged customers by advertising discounts—like “2 for $4” on drinks and “$3 off” deals—that weren’t applied at checkout in July and August 2025.
The plaintiff, Kit Mason, claims in-store signs promised automatic discounts, but customers were not charged the advertised prices for items including Four Loko, Smirnoff Ice, Blue Moon, and candy, with no clear notice that a Reward Program membership was required.
The suit accuses Casey’s of deceptive practices, seeking damages and an injunction to stop the alleged misrepresentation and improper tax collection on unapplied discounts.
Casey’s has not responded but says it will defend itself.
Casey fue demandado por presuntamente no honrar los descuentos anunciados, engañando a los clientes sobre los precios y los requisitos de recompensa.