Sentence examples for deceptive pricing practices from inspiring English sources

The agreement ends a lawsuit and other actions the state had taken against Farmers, saying it had deceptive pricing practices.

Although the state originally accused the company of engaging in deceptive pricing practices, Mr. Toohey said they were legal and would not change.

"Using offshore bank accounts, third-party agents and deceptive pricing practices, these companies saw foreign bribery as a way of doing business," Mythili Raman, a principal deputy in the Justice Department's criminal division, said in a statement.

Lawyers from the firm Podhurst Orseck say in a release that the airline "has intentionally and systematically targeted consumers with deceptive advertising and pricing practices for years". "It's an illusory fee," firm partner Kathy Ezell told The Huffington Post.

This morning he filed formal complaints against the Crossroads Motor Lodge in Lakeland and the Days Inn Airport Hotel in West Palm Beach, accusing them of price gouging and deceptive business practices.

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Under Florida law, each proven case of price gouging carries a penalty of $1,000; each case of deceptive business practices carries a penalty of $10,000 except when the victim is over 60, in which case the penalty rises to $15,000.

Another 1984 ruling by the commission required funeral directors to provide consumers a detailed price list of all goods and services, to help combat deceptive business practices and hidden fees.

State Attorney General Mark Pryor filed suit in state court today against five Arkansas gasoline retailers who he said had engaged in price gouging soon after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, violating the state's Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

Cariello's industry has not seemed so concerned about taxpayer money as it has taken up to $32 billion a year in federal dollars, and as it has fought aggressively against rules that would hold colleges accountable for deceptive practices, sky-high prices, and poor student outcomes.

Such activities could constitute deceptive trade practices or fraud.