Last Day to File Claim for Dollar General Price Gouging Settlement

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Today, April 13th, is the deadline to file a claim in a class action settlement against Dollar General for overcharging customers.

Summary

Today, April 13th, marks the final day for consumers to submit claims in the $8.5 million class action settlement against Dollar General. The lawsuit alleges that between October 10, 2016, and November 19, 2025, Dollar General charged customers prices higher than those advertised on store shelves. Eligible customers can receive $10 or the amount of the overcharge, with a limit of two claims per household, and may also qualify for a $3 discount on a future purchase. The Pennsylvania Attorney General reported that Dollar General failed over 40% of pricing accuracy inspections between 2019 and 2023. While Dollar General denies any wrongdoing, consumers who experienced overcharges during the specified period are encouraged to file a claim through the provided links, using a 'notice ID' if available, or a separate form if not.

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