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Casey’s sued over failing to honor advertised drink discounts, like "2 for $4," despite in-store signs.
A class-action lawsuit filed in federal court accuses Casey’s, a Midwest convenience store chain with over 2,500 locations, of failing to honor advertised in-store discounts, such as “2 for $4” on Four Loko and “2 for $6” on Smirnoff Ice, despite signage claiming savings are automatically applied at checkout.
The plaintiff, Kit Mason, alleges multiple instances where advertised prices were not reflected in final bills, including being charged full price for items with discounted signage.
The suit, originally filed in state court, claims Casey’s engaged in fraudulent and unfair business practices, seeking damages and an injunction to prevent future failures to apply discounts.
The case highlights concerns over promotional transparency, with competitors reportedly honoring deals consistently.
Casey’s has not responded but says it will defend the case.
Casey fue demandada por no honrar los descuentos anunciados en bebidas, como "2 por $ 4", a pesar de los letreros en la tienda.